shuggle

the way in which a bitch of basicness moves around; to shuffle while adorned in uggs

I can't even...if she doesn't stop with her shuggle and pick up her feet when she walks i'm going to just...i just...i can't even

by jtupton October 30, 2014

shuggle

A shag and a cuddle

I could really do with a shuggle

by betty1248 December 5, 2010

shuggle

(verb) combination or blend of snuggling and hugging, used affectionately between immediate family members
(noun) activity of that above

The mother and father shuggled their toddler in the bed early saturday morning when their child came into bed with them.

by Penn Glen January 2, 2012

shuggle

badass.
something that is extreme and sweet.
pretty hardcore and all that jazz.

That kid is pretty shuggle, did you see the way he stole that stuff?

by sam ferry March 4, 2008

shuggle

to move something slightly

i am going to shuggle the thermostat

by iwasright May 8, 2009

Shuggle

Shuggle (third-person singular simple present shuggles, present participle shuggling, simple past and past participle shuggled)

"Shuggle" is an Irish word meaning to rattle, shake or jiggle something.

Just a drink. A martini, shuggled not stirred.

by C.Morningstar April 15, 2023

shuggle

the act of attemping to cook some sort of food but while doing so the outside gets burnt but the inside isnt done yet.

these perogies are burnt but the inside is still cold, you shuggled my dinner!

by mo dumps January 10, 2009