1. composed in the style of a fugue; having the structure or characteristics of a musical fugue
Usage: music

1. past tense and past participle of 'fug'; to stupefy or make drowsy with a warm, stuffy atmosphere
Usage: chiefly British; informal

Examples

• The composer wrote a fugued movement that showcased intricate counterpoint.
• The fugued structure of the piece demonstrated Bach's mastery of musical form.
• After hours in the overheated, fugued room, everyone felt lethargic.
• The fugued atmosphere of the crowded pub made it hard to stay alert.
• She felt fugued by the warm, stale air in the poorly ventilated office.