| There was only one degree lower, and that was to be a mugwump. |
| This cynic, this philosopher, this mugwump says Sir Walter was a genuine man. |
| For the average citizen, if there's anything to be said of a mugwump, it's that he doesn't play favorites. |
| Well, in politics and religion, I am not a mugwump, sitting on the fence with my mug on one side and my wump on the other. |
| Webster calls himself a Mugwump, but the mug and wump usually lean over the conservative side of the fence. |
| He had always fooled more or less with politics, having come out as a mugwump and free-trader under Cleveland. |
