noun,
1. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
2. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
noun
3. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of croog - croogster
1. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
2. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
noun
3. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of croog - croogster
by Willis Shakespeare November 10, 2016
Get the Croogmug. “I told her not to tell jack what i said and then she did.”
“what a fucking croog.”
“omg he is the biggest croog around here”
“what a fucking croog.”
“omg he is the biggest croog around here”
by disgurlizonfiya June 15, 2018
Get the Croogmug. 1. A small, annoying little person, who talks about unimportant things all day.
2. A name you call your best friend, because even though they annoy you, you love them.
This word was founded by Alex.
2. A name you call your best friend, because even though they annoy you, you love them.
This word was founded by Alex.
1. ALEX: I bet I was a Pokemon in my past life.
LAURA: You're such a croog.
2. ALEX: I love you, Laura.
LAURA: I love you too, you little croog.
LAURA: You're such a croog.
2. ALEX: I love you, Laura.
LAURA: I love you too, you little croog.
by AlexSex July 28, 2008
Get the Croogmug. noun
1. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
noun,
2. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
3. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of crooging - croogster
1. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
noun,
2. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
3. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of crooging - croogster
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
by Willis Shakespeare November 09, 2016
Get the croogingmug. To Croog: to creep or stare in a very creepy way. To stare at someone non-stop and not take your eyes off of them.
by Noofreep February 28, 2011
Get the Croogingmug.