Agro Crag

1. Given by mike o'malley & mo to the ultimate victor of GGGGLobal guts.
2. Giant dog shit on the kitchen floor
3.Glows with a mysterious glow usually made from E.T.'s jizz.

-Dude mike o'malley ate some agro crag.
-Dude i saw mo humping the agro crag and then she raped omar from salute your shorts.
-One time the kids were climbing the agro crag and it erupted and they died... how unfortunate, then mo fucked the dead bodies.

by Bill Nye April 9, 2005

croaker

The act of presuading a doctor to write a “script” (or prescription) for morphine, known to junkies as “making the croaker”

Bill made the croaker twice in one week.

by fusco September 2, 2003

Cragar

When you die from drownding in your pantie cream.

Did you hear about Gina?
Yeah, total Cragar.

by ioujiibyubyyg January 14, 2009

Cragg

Cragg

A term used to describe a person who often finds ways to get out of work at the work place. The word is often followed by it.

1. Hey we are going to go on a long run for PT tomorrow. Are you going to go? No, I'm going to Cragg it.
2. Has anyone seen Chris? He's cragging it.

by DaPete September 21, 2013

coagulate

To incrassate; thicken; curdle.

The blood coagulates after death.

by Larstait November 7, 2003

Cragz

The pinnacle of a chosen discipline. Perfection in any given field. All tenses. Plural.

As rich as Cragz / As well hung as Cragz / To have a Cragz-esque persona.

by Kureigu-San IV February 5, 2003

croaker sack

"croaker sacks" were burlap bags / sacks used to hold frogs when caught. The burlap bags / sacks enabled the frogs to stay alive and damp while other "croakers" were captured (called frog gigging). According to an article I copied years ago, the central Florida county of Hardee was called "the frog leg capital of the world" during a part of the 1930's, because so many frogs were shipped from that area to France. I will try to locate the copy of the article for verification of the last sentence

The boys struggled to carry the heavy burlap sacks to the trucks. The sacks were called croaker sacks, because inside the sacks were dozens of frogs, each one croaking loudly.

by COMPUTER DOCTOR November 1, 2010