vug

V0152800 (vŭg, vo͝og)n. A small cavity in a rock or vein, often with a mineral lining of different composition from that of the surrounding rock.

[Cornish vooga.]

vug′gy adj.

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vugh

n (Mining & Quarrying) mining a small cavity in a rock or vein, usually lined with crystals[C19: from Cornish vooga cave] ˈvuggy, ˈvughy adj

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(vʌg, vʊg)

n. a small cavity in a rock or vein, often lined with crystals. [1810–20; < Cornish vooga cave; compare Latin fovea pit] vug′gy, adj.

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[vəg] (petrology) A small cavity in a vein or rock usually lined with minerals differing in composition from those of the enclosing rock. Also known as bughole.

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A pit-like natural cavity in stone, usually between a small fraction of an inch and a few inches in diameter; may be lined with crystals or layers of mineral materials; most common in dolomite, limestone, and marble.

VUG

Acronym	Definition
VUG➣Vaio User'S Group
VUG➣Virtual User Group
VUG➣Vision User Group
VUG➣Vista User Group
VUG➣Voip User Group
VUG➣Vivendi Universal Games
VUG➣Virtual University Gazette (online resource)
VUG➣Virtual User Group (online meeting forum)
VUG➣Visualization and Usability Group
VUG➣Vesicoureteral Reflux (medical)
VUG➣Vehicle User Group (UK)