1. to attack and rob someone in a public place
Usage: transitive verb; common in modern usage
2. to make exaggerated facial expressions, especially for a camera or audience
Usage: informal; often used in entertainment contexts

1. a person who attacks and robs others in public places
Usage: informal

Examples

• He was mugged while walking home from work last night.
• The actor mugged for the camera during the interview.
• A mugg was arrested after robbing three people on the street.
• She mugged at the photographer to get a funny picture.
• Mugging is a serious crime in urban areas.
• The comedian mugged throughout the entire performance.