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What does “mugs away” mean?

by Jackie Churcher ▪
on December 6, 2015

“Mugs away” is a slang term used in club nights and other informal competitions, meaning that the team who lost the last game plays first in the next game.
It could be interpreted as “loser goes first”.

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