Gegged up 

Signifying a state of inebriation or altered consciousness. Used similarly to fucked up.

After consuming 9 beers, 5 shots of vodka & a joint all by herself, Alice was gegged up enough to make out with Bob's knee on the way to the floor.

Gegged up by Künsthaus Tacheles July 6, 2008

grogged

feeling like crap, feeling hungover, not in the mood to be around people or go into work.

Dude, i cant go eat lunch with you guys, went out last night late, just to grogged right now to do anything. Call me later.

grogged by Tommy O December 24, 2005

grugged 

a person who is gay and rugged at the same time

With his facial hair trimmed so neatly, Brian looked very grugged.

grugged by newmanator December 9, 2008

Judith Grigged 

Engagement in the act of using the language and thoughts of an unaffiliated party, under the pretense of one's own original work. Typically justified through the denial and disbelief of Copyright.

You know she Judith Grigged that article off Wikipedia, right?

Judith Grigged by TSA Graveyard November 6, 2010

gragged

To be not drunk, high, or stoned, but so incredibly tired that similar effects are produced.

"Wow, has that kid had too much to drink?"
"No, he's just gragged."

gragged by riskybusiness February 24, 2009

Greggers got me preggers  

A phrase used affectionatly to describe a person's friendship or just to name them. Originated myspace, to describe a photo of a pregnant looking girl, quoting that her female friend had gotten her pregnant, it became famous throughout many schools in Australia. Now used to distinguish people with the surname Gregory.

Girl one: Oi Mel!
Girl one: OI MEL!!
Girl one: Mel Greggers got me preggers !
Mel: Oh, hey.

Greggers got me preggers by greenhoney92 March 16, 2008

grigged 

To steal from someone, claim that they improved what they stole from you in some manner, and then have the audacity to suggest that they should charge you for the rendition.

Having plagirized someone elses work, the publisher tells the copyright holder that they had to make a few corrections to the literary piece and therefore the copyright holder now owes them money for the extra work of proofing the plagirized article. The copyright holder then realizes, they have just been grigged.

grigged by Crooks Source November 7, 2010