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It's British slang for nagging someone....
Lizzie didn't have much to say, considering no one was talking to her. It wasn't a bad thing, yet she liked listening to a conversation. Not wanting to NIGGLE her way back into the conversation, she said, "So, why did you come up here?
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To screw someone or weasle your way into something. Especially used while playing classic multiplayer video games. Dude, you niggled me in Mario Kart.
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In the Harry Potter movie white people or people who are not wizards or whitches are called muggles.
Black people who are not wizards and or whitches are called NIGGLES. That is the right definition. Snape: Harry and Ron when you flew the flying car the Niggles couldve shot you.
Ron: those niggles Snape: You are dismissed just watch out for the niggles. |
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The sound a nigger makes when he/she laughs; similar to a giggle only a more primitive laugh like one of a monkey or baboon.
Tyrone niggled with joy when he saw that KFC had the 20-piece on sale. Much to his dismay though his welfare check hadn't come in, leaving him with an empty wallet and stomach as usual.
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niggle nig-gull
1. noun Member of the African American Race who is less than 3 months of age, 2. verb To take a part of something in a small quantity. Nelson: Can I niggle(2) some of that hot chocolate?
Nazif: No. You always niggle(2) too much you little niggle(1). |
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Nigel Archer, the most albino kid you'll ever meet *Nigel walking down the hall*
Random person: Hey Niggle! *Nigel sighs and walks away* |
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A term used by anyone being annoyed by the actions or presence of a young African-American child who has no sense of consideration for the people around them. I was in Walgreen's last night and I saw this little niggle throwing condoms down aisle 16 like there was no tomorrow.
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