A woman, most likely old and wrinkly, somewhat resembling a raisin, who is under the impression that they can still "work-it". Dresses as if New York City Hooker. Sometimes is seen with a walker. If you are ever asked to "get jiggy" with one, take her purse and sprint quickly to the nearest Starbucks. Hopefully, they wont have enough speed to catch you, and a Starbucks to an old lady is like a physical to a 50+ man. Very, very uncomfortable and a touch to high tech. Stay away from Jerry Springer shows. These attract hoochie mamma's like moths to a flame.

The condition of being like a moist sausage. Often people who are moist or sweaty and/or somewhat stinky are referred to as saugey.

Not simply someone who is just coyote ugly, the phrase usually implies she is ugly, unkempt, over-weight and has hygiene problems such as a fishy cunt or skid marks on her underwear and her arse really stinks if you go to mount her doggy-style. She is also sexually promiscuous - a person who spreads sexually transmitted diseases. Her victims are always extremely horrified when they wake up the next morning. A somewhat crude term, the phrase is only usually used by people who are common, of low intellect or mingers themselves.Word comes from northern England and from Scotland.

a Mumma is a girl/guy with a somewhat pig like face, including a distorted nose and slight wrinkles that resemble a bulldog. a Mumma is also notorious for her/his unnatural ability to PMS every other day, so their actions are very unpridictable.

one who smells smelly, and filthy, somewhat like they have been living at the zoo.

a sayin used when somebody breath smells terrible somewhat like a unwashed ass.

An insult to beat all. This meaning, fat, hairy, stinky, space consuming, and not to mention accessive appetite. The most common Regotti being Nate. An unusual name, being rearranged can spell; eat, ate,eatn, and nate. A Nate-Regotti usually enjoy meat, including; chicken,ham,beef,chicken,pork,bacon,chicken. Most Likely Nate-Regotti will dislike, salad, and almost all greens, veggies, and jogging and exercise of any type, even changing from ESPN to the Food Network is a challenge.