uggo

English

Etymology

From ugly +‎ -o.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈʌɡəʊ/

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Adjective

uggo (comparative more uggo, superlative most uggo)

1. (slang) Ugly.
   • 1991, Peg Blackstone., Things They Never Told Me in Therapy School, page 34:

     Kids Ways to Say it Better: This category includes stuff like... yuck, icky, uggo, cranky, whiney.etc.

   • 1996, Cherie Bennett., John Lennon & Me, page 55:

     (STAR has on an ugly hospital gown.) Mondo-uggo.

   • 2002, Anthony Petkovich., The X Factory: Inside the American Hardcore Film Industry, page 183:

     ... bald, bespectacled, young, uggo... Chong loved ‘em all!

Noun

uggo (plural uggos)

1. (slang) An ugly person.

   Synonyms: see Thesaurus:ugly person