1. mugging - Noun
2. mugging - Verb
Derived from mug
assault with intent to rob
Source: WordNetWhat takes place in the Security Council more closely resembles a mugging than either a political debate or an effort at problem-solving. Jeane Kirkpatrick
Modern Day Mugging. Daniel Dumile
"But Jagger prevailed," wrote Nachman, by deliberately calling attention to the censorship, rolling his eyes, mugging, and drawing out the word "t-i-i-i-me" as he sang the revised lyric. Source: Internet
A third teenager was arrested and charged on Wednesday in the murder of Tessa Majors, an 18-year-old Barnard College student who was stabbed during a mugging last December in Morningside Park in northern Manhattan. Source: Internet
He also investigates Hackworth's mugging by Harv after he had illicitly had a second edition of the Primer created. Source: Internet
A 67-year-old woman was inside a public restroom in Tanger 1 near the West Elm outlet store about noon when she was “attacked” by someone who was hiding inside another stall before the mugging, Riverhead Town police said. Source: Internet