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To recieve a ride on the handlebars of someone's bicycle, whilst they are pedaling. Giz a croggy! (I would appreciate it if I may ride on the handlebars of your bicylce whilst you pedal)
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to give a person a ride on your crossbar.
'croggy' = short for 'crossbar'. 'oi! - gis a croggy to the shops!'
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To give someone i lift on your pushbike or motorbike Giz a 'croggy' home mate
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adj. feeling crappy and groggy at the same time; usually when someone wakes up from a weird sleep. Last night it was way too hot in Amanda's room. She woke up feeling croggy.
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A mixture of a playful little kittycat, a sweet doggy and a funny frog A sweet thing to say to your boyfriend ' your my sweet croggy'
He : i love u hun You: ahh you're such a croggy! |
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Scrachy, smoker voice. "Aww, that ladys voice is croggy."
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