Sentence examples for to thug from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone with an intimidating and unseemly appearance and mannerisms, who treats others violently and roughly, often for hire.
Yet this doesn't exactly seem like a compliment, with the quick descent from "lover" to "thug".
At the leaders' meeting, Mr. Paterson said he would not give in to "thug activity," which some took as a reference to the two Democratic senators.
It was Mrs. Engineer, yelling at him from the top of her mansion: "I know what you're up to, thug — I can read your mind!
Ten minutes later, the other, Kayla Henriques, 18, replied, "Dnt try to expose me mama but I'm not tha type to thug it ova facebook see u wen u get frm wrk".
In an interview, Mr. Toberoff said that Warner had resorted to "thug tactics" and "a smear campaign against me personally" in a "last-ditch effort" to hold on to Superman.
As a result, Thurgood Marshall's reputation went from a pipeline of students going to college to "Thug Good" and 9 different principals over 7 years.
I would reduce him, in my very small mind, to a thug, to an animal, to a menace to society.
It includes violence, nudity and profanity best suited to thugs.
When it served his agenda, he even made overtures to thugs.
He continued, "Women have been reduced to objects and men have been reduced to thugs".
They pay this corrupt money to thugs, and then violence takes place".
