term - used when parting ways, in place of goodbye. indicates that you should always keep money close at hand or it can serve as a reminder to always stay on that paper chase.
by Brandaids May 07, 2021
dīg-uhl
(verb); to snoop thru someone else's belongings, usually with the intention of stealing
(noun); the rewards of ill-gotten gain
org. 2004; south Seattle, WA; when stealing vehicles got to be too risky, a few people started scouting out unlocked cars & emptying them of their contents instead. Thus, they went from "jiggling" ignitions to "DIGgling" thru cars for a come up, as it went.
(verb); to snoop thru someone else's belongings, usually with the intention of stealing
(noun); the rewards of ill-gotten gain
org. 2004; south Seattle, WA; when stealing vehicles got to be too risky, a few people started scouting out unlocked cars & emptying them of their contents instead. Thus, they went from "jiggling" ignitions to "DIGgling" thru cars for a come up, as it went.
(verb); "I left her alone and she diggled thru everything in my bathroom!"
(noun); "You got any good diggle you want to trade out?"
(noun); "You got any good diggle you want to trade out?"
by Brandaids May 07, 2021