1. comparative form of puggy; more resembling or characteristic of a pug dog; having features similar to a pug
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. comparative form of puggy; more swampy, boggy, or muddy
Usage: regional; rare

Examples

• Her puggier features made her look endearingly like a pug puppy.
• The dog's puggier face was the result of selective breeding.
• After the heavy rain, the field became puggier and harder to walk through.
• He thought the new breed was puggier than the original standard.
• The terrain grew puggier as they ventured deeper into the wetlands.