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Bloggers who either write very little content on their blog or have it full of extremely controversial topics to try to increase traffic, then add tons of banner ads and other types of advertisements. Then they post links to these blogs on all the aggregate sites like digg, fark, and Plime.
Don't click that link, it has no content - just ads. Some splogger put it there.
splogger by IcePigs March 8, 2007
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A term used for bloggers who consistently blog about things literally no one cares about (such as miley cyrus, or their obsession with candice swanepoel and justin beiber), and then try to sell the readers stupid fucking t shirts for $29.99. Sloggers are also known to pretend to run for mayor, and have their wife penetrated by their sales guy.
Those sloggers got verbally raped by Jon Taffer, also Imtough is a faggot.
Slogger by Anthonypadre September 26, 2013
(Noun) Slogger: A good lad who shouts Maccas
a random person: nah mate maccas on me!
another random person: thanks ya massive slogger good lad shouting maccas
slogger by ffff// April 7, 2021

splooger 

One who splooges or is engaged in the act of splooging.
Man, that Adam is such a splooger.
splooger by Ericcccc September 17, 2008

splooger 

a term of condescension inferring that a person splooges often, usually in excess of what's considered normal or typical
That Adam is a major splooger.
splooger by ericccc September 16, 2008
Chewing gum
Stick your spogger behind your ear to chew later.
Spogger by indianapoppins May 18, 2011

spligger 

the act of rearing back an erect penis and slapping someone in the forhead with it.
HAHA i just gave her a spligger
spligger by jv May 31, 2004
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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