smug, smugge

t. [SMUG, a.] 1. To make smug or spruce; to dre up. "Studiously sweetened, smuged with oil." Chapman: Homer's Ody ey, Z. 2. To hush up. ( Slang .) "She wanted a guarantee given that the case should be smugged, or, in other words, compromised."-London Mor ning Chronicle. smŭg, a [A contract. of smuggle (q. v.).] (See compound.)