1. used as an intensifier or mild expletive; damned or bloody (informal, vulgar)
Usage: informal; vulgar; chiefly British

1. present participle of fug; to make stuffy or smoky
Usage: British; rare

Examples

• That fugging car won't start again.
• Where's the fugging remote control?
• The fugging weather ruined our plans.
• Stop fugging about and get to work.
• The room was fugging with cigarette smoke.