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pegging out 

To push a system to its limits; such that the system is at its maximum work output at which failure is more likely.
Despite the multi-core CPU and high capacity of RAM, the system started pegging out when the simulation began executing.

As he floored it, the car 's engine began to roar, and despite pegging out the RPM gauge beyond the red-line, the engine did not falter.
pegging out by afkam December 12, 2015
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Pigging out

Verb
Eating a TON of food, literally.
Dude 1: Were's Scooby and Shaggy?
Dude 2: In the kitchen, pigging out.

pigging out

A) a Canadian maritime provinces term meaning to invite your friends over and eat food from.plastic dinner trays in from.of the television

B) behaving like a pig, in terms of social skills and table manners, at the regular dinner table

C) ( coolidiculous term : breaking-and-entering into a residence while the owner is away and behaving like a hotel room bachelor, without stealing anything.
Hey you, you buffoon, stop pigging out definition b) and c)
pigging out by Uncle Dimma April 17, 2017

Pogging Out 

When it's POG Plus Ultra
Kirby Carreon is POGGING OUT.

pigging out

(nothing to do with gluttony or the seven deadly sins):

a) a Canadian Maritime term meaning "inviting friends over and eating junk food from plastic dishes, especially in front of the television".

b) overall behaving like a pig, in terms of your manners and social skills, at the dinner table.

c) farting and burping in public like an a deutsche schwein shortly after pigging out definition a) at your own or at a friend's house.

d) illegally occupying/squatting on a non-abandoned premises and behaving like a hotel room bachelor on said premises.
if pigging out is to be curtailed among modern bratagers, parents should be more actively involved in their offsprings' upbringing
pigging out by Uncle Dimma August 18, 2014

pigging out

(nothing to do with gluttony or the seven deadly sins):

a) a Canadian Maritimes term meaning "inviting friends over and eating junk food from plastic dishes, especially in front of the television".

b) overall behaving like a pig, in terms of your manners and social skills, at the dinner table.

c) illegally occupying/squatting on a non-abandoned premises and behaving like a hotel room bachelor on said premises.
if pigging out, especially definition b) is to be curtailed among modern bratagers, parents should be more actively involved in their offsprings' upbringing
pigging out by Uncle Dimma November 30, 2014

pigging out

a) a Canadian Maritimes term meaning "inviting friends over and eating junk food from plastic dishes in front of the television".

b) overall behaving like a pig, in terms of your manners and social skills, at the dinner table.

c) (coolidiculous) : breaking-and-entering into an occupied premises while the owner is away, and behaving like a hotel room bachelor on said premises, without actually stealing anything.
if pigging out, especially definition b), is to be curtailed among modern bratagers, parents should be more actively involved in their offsprings' upbringing
pigging out by Uncle Dimma February 3, 2015
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