| 8. | Loogie | ||
|
Loogie means what is currently happening. It can be used in place of "What's up?" "What's the loogie fufe?"
|
|||
| 1. | loogie | ||
|
a large slimy glob of spit, mixed with nose snot, that is formed by coughing up and hocking whats in your throat. cooks in restaurants are notorius for making secret deposits on patrons food I'll take a cheeseburger with french fries, hold the loogie.
|
|||
| 2. | loogie | ||
|
noun - a lump of sputum (as in phelgm) coughed (or, onomatopoeically, "hawked") up from the lungs. "loogie" is a portmanteau word, or alteration and combination, of "lung cookie." Excuse me; I gotta hawk up a loogie or two, lest I get pneumonia.
|
|||
|
|
|||
| 3. | loogie | ||
|
A wad of phlegm; another name for lunger. Who splattered that huge loogie on the wall?
|
|||
| 4. | loogie | ||
|
(n.) A mass of mucous and saliva that is forcefully ejected from the mouth onto a person or object.
The noun loogie is commonly used in conjunction with the verb 'hock.' See example below: Lucy: "Ethel! Did you just hock a loogie in my coffee?"
Ethel: "Why, yes, Lucy, don't I always?" Lucy: "Oh yeah I forgot! My FAVORITE!" Ethel: "You empty the pot and I'll give you some snot, deal??" Lucy: "MMMMMMmmmmmm!!! Thanks, Ethel! Jeepers you're the greatest! Gosh I've been hocking loogies in Ricky's coffee for eleven years (sigh). You know how those Cubans are about their boogers..." "Yes... that fat fucker Fred is the same way. Hmph... MEN!!! |
|||
| 5. | loogie | ||
|
a wad of mucus that is coughed up and spit some punk tried hock a loogie at a homeless guy and in the end they got into a fist fight and were both arrested.
|
|||
|
|
|||
| 6. | loogie | ||
|
noun - a lump of sputum (as in phelgm) coughed (or, onomatopoeically, "hawked") up from the lungs. "loogie" is a mash-up, or alteration and combination, of "lung cookie." Excuse me; I gotta hawk up a loogie or two, lest I get pneumonia.
|
|||
| 7. | loogie | ||
|
(adj.) describing the lethargic feeling one experiences after consuming a large quantity of food. But ma! If I eat pancakes for breakfast, I'll feel loogie for the entire rest of the morning!
|
|||
