Citations:thugduggery

English citations of thugduggery

• 1923, The Magazine of Wall Street and Business Analyst:

  Her thugduggery with the mark has not lessened the suspicion with which the world at large regards her.

• 1932, The New Yorker - Volume 8, page 52:

  "Dancers in the Dark," a temperate underworld concoction involves a shooting and some thugduggery but is mostly concerned with the noble and superior love of a “taxi dancer" (Miriam Hopkins) and a saxophone player.