Griffin's definitions
fergo, v.
To fist a pig, and eat if for breakfast. And enjoy it.
fergo-ing, g, The act or instance of fergoing.
To fist a pig, and eat if for breakfast. And enjoy it.
fergo-ing, g, The act or instance of fergoing.
by Griffin July 22, 2004

by Griffin February 28, 2005

by Griffin December 12, 2004

A version of "vegetables" only said with Latin pronunciation. Should be used when referring to Latin.
"We had vegetables in Latin class today."
by Griffin February 28, 2005

"The herbosexual looked longingly at the mighty oak."
by Griffin May 13, 2005

A butchering of the original word "wages" (way'-jez). Often made by Latin students who believe all g's shouldn't not be pronounced like j's.
by Griffin February 28, 2005

Used to described the letter "u" found in a word that can otherwise be spelled without it. Quite often found in English spellings.
by Griffin February 28, 2005
