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While at first blush appearing similar in nature to the common boondoggle, it should be noted that there is nothing common at all about the opulent and extravagant nature of the toddoggle.

While a boondoggle is commonly defined as an expensive and wasteful project without regard to time or money, the toddoggle is an elevated level of boondoggle only achieved by those with a true mastery of the art of the doggle.
The doc review turned into a real toddoggle.
toddoggle by Mr. Dictionary 14 February 17, 2014
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toboggle (n)

Term used to describe a situation that is completely messed up. Derived from the words debauchle and toboggan for no apparent reason.
This project is a complete toboggle because you didn't take the time to plan it out!!!!!
toboggle (n) by Dietlin, Joe August 25, 2004
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topdogger 

A good leader that can sometimes get caught up in his own accomplishments. Someone who is only motivated if an event is interesting.
topdogger by Luke Shaheen July 5, 2005

toadogled 

to be checked out in a sexual manner by a disgusting person
Oh, dude, that fugly chick over there just toadogled me.
toadogled by BDF June 26, 2007

Tonduggle 

verb; to completely destroy, eradicate; synonym for bongsnoogle
I will tonduggle you with my fist, lOsEr
Tonduggle by BabuTurtle September 29, 2018
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