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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Vocabulary/slang

Hi,

Could someone shed some light on the following phrase

We've chug-a-lugged ourselves into a rut (I think that a rut means a routine in this context but I don't understand the whole phrase)

This is from a song from a Canadian band.

Thanks
  

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Your understanding of 'a rut' is correct. Chug-a-lug usually means to drink a lot of beer fast.

— Mister Micawber

  • Your understanding of 'a rut' is correct.
  • Chug-a-lug usually means to drink a lot of beer fast.
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Your understanding of 'a rut' is correct. Chug-a-lug usually means to drink a lot of beer fast.
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