stoggle

To cause great, even overwhelming surprise.

Neologism coined from stagger and boggle.

That just stoggled me.

by Chief Blather May 13, 2010

stoggle

a telephone with access to a cellular radio system so it can be used over a wide area, without a physical connection to a network.

You used to call me on my stoggle / Late night when you need my love.

by Noxlumos May 4, 2016

staggle

the awkward exchange that occurs when two people who are walking towards each other move the same direction (usually more than once) to get out of each other's way

It's hard to avoid staggling with other pedestrians when walking on the crowded streets of London.

by Anna Swanson May 16, 2005

Soggle

A term derived from Seagull (lesbian seagull), which defines a lesbian in a covert manner.

Hey....see those girls over there? They are soggles.

by BellaBeeBoo February 25, 2009

Smoggleflog

An exclamation of happiness after correctly yeeting

( Yeets potato into McDonald’s) smoggleflog! I did it

by Imafailure July 26, 2019

Stogge tactics

A famous tactic created by Stooge by remaining level 1 in mass in a game called Custom hero footies, no matter who they're against. Normally the opponent will feel sorry and leave the game and allow the brilliant tactician to win out of pity. It was created when a infamous player Stooge kept failing and losing "mass" in the custom hero footies games that people felt sorry for him and left the game just so he could win.

Person 1: Dude he's doing the stogge tactics
Person 2: What a loser and a noob, he should go QQ. let's leave

Person 1 and 2 leave

Tactician Yes I win! I'm on another level! Stogge tactics never fail me!

by Cou_11 August 6, 2012

Stuggle

variation of struggle
when you just want to die
when you fail at everything

I stuggle in life. I can't do anything right.

by TiggyShiggy March 9, 2018