Someone, generally a teenager, who has acquired his or her parent's taste in music from frequent exposure through childhood.
by tanya284 May 19, 2008
Doing any form of general cleaning. Used primarily in the Merchant marine (civilian) sea going work environment. But not exclusive to.
Hey man, I need you to soogie the bulkheads (walls) in the Pway (Passageway/hallway) before we knock off for the day.
by AB Dan July 18, 2006
Noun: A youth who is neither extremely popular nor unpopular; someone who considers themselves to be quite average.
Noun: Someone who doesn't associate themselves with any form of clique, is a strong individual.
Noun: Someone who doesn't associate themselves with any form of clique, is a strong individual.
My best friend is a bit of a Soogie.
by Laurie Harrington October 20, 2007
In the Armed Forces, especially the Navy and Coast Guard, "Soogie Powder" was equivalent to scouring powders such as Comet or Ajax.
The containers were indentical too, with a plain white label that simply read: "Soogie Powder".
The word was also used as a verb when referring to cleaning something.
The containers were indentical too, with a plain white label that simply read: "Soogie Powder".
The word was also used as a verb when referring to cleaning something.
by Xcoasty April 9, 2007
to engage in sexual relations or romance often used in a comedic sense can also be used in the form of soogy wit it implied that the sooginess has begun
by al October 15, 2007
by -C July 7, 2006