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tug
Etymology: ME, toggen, to pull
a dragging or hauling movement or sensation.


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Helping adult men “re-grow” foreskin by the use of his handy-dandy TLC Tugger devices; he’s sold 10,000 of the little rascals in the United States, and several hundred in New York.
Fore! The Skin Game by Spencer Morgan / The New York Observer
Danny Beiruti did that quite amusingly as the star-struck Rum Tum Tugger.
`Cats' meow uneven, but pleasing by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
These include: * New sloped-line escape systems to replace the aging and often unsafe Geronimo escape system; * Man rated tuggers (winch lines) and/or new load limiters that can be used to safely raise workers to difficult access areas on the derrick; * Rig Floor/Deck Horizontal Lifeline Systems to be used during rig up and down while guardrails are removed; and * Trauma suspension systems and high angle rescue products for use post-fall arrest.
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