They returned to the fug and shadows of their room in the pub.

I never met a fug who could draw blood without whining."

The night air was fresh after the pub fug.

After the cold outside, its fug made him sleepy.

He went back into the fug of the wheelhouse and took out the lamp.

They walked through the back door and across the hall into the warm fug of the smoky kitchen.

It contained some thirty men, five women, and a fug of cigarette smoke.

That penetrated his fug, and he raised his head a little.

Eventually the fug became chokingly thick, and compressed air was getting short.

Even Judah looked, through the fug of his exhaustion.

Some time during the muzzy fug of these dissipations, a decision had been reached.

A brazier glowed just inside the door, filling the room with a warm fug.

The gas fire had made a comfortable warm fug, and his ashtray was overflowing.

She poked her head into the fug and clamor of the barroom.

Prefer the air out here to the fug in the command tents.'

Who would refuse to cut their fug If offered some divine Earth drug?

The cry for justice, democracy, freedom and solidarity, the imaginative escape from the old fug.

A hazy fug hung in the air ring the place a look of squalor.

But the man grabbed hold of me in a terrifying, heavy fug of alcohol.

Eileen keeps the stove on high till there is a fug of warm air in the tent.

Ryan led the way inside the saloon, peering through the fug of smoke that filled the place.

Even in the cold, she could smell the pervasive fug of rotting garbage and old urine.

Lasers sprayed above our heads, and bounced off mirrors, shooting through the fug.

'I will if you will,' called out a voice from the fug at the end of the table.

Sometimes, particularly at night, the fug could be so thick you could hardly see from one end of the tram to the other.