gaggit

Someone who is perpetually gagging on cock. Presumably a homosexual individual.

Ben is the biggest gaggit in the world.

by ohtrouble March 13, 2008

gaggin for it

Gaggin for it is to be in desperate need of sex - horny as hell. Usually heard by youths in Perthshire - Scotland

Sandy - ere mate that lassie's checkin u oot
(hey, buddy that girl is staring at you(
Hamish - aye a ken man shes pure gaggin for it
(yes i know shes in desperate need of a lay)

by Simmie August 5, 2007

Guggle

The awkward sound that is sometimes made by a person giving a blow job. This typically happens for one of the following reasons:
1) There is a lot of saliva involved
2) The penis is rather thick and hard to keep one's mouth around
3) The person sucking is trying to avoid using teeth as much as possible
4) The person sucking is inexperienced at giving BJ's

"She rocks at giving head, although she does guggle a lot."

by PeacanCrunch May 26, 2009

gugger

a nigga theif that steals yo shit

Hey look, that gugger stole ma candy

by nigga john April 15, 2005

Gagging

A natural reflex that keeps us from sticking foreign objects down our throats. The sensation is similar to choking. You may experience retching or even vomiting if gagging is prolonged. Happens quite often at the dentist.

I couldn't stop gagging when the doctor stuck a tongue depressor in my mouth.

by Master Tonberry December 7, 2004

giggity

A word, originating from Quagmire on the show "Family Guy" that is used when somebody makes a remark that was not intentionally sexual but could be interpreted in that manner. It is essentially the same thing as "that's what she said"

Note: It is 1 third of the phrase "giggity giggity goo"

Brynn: Ow I just cut myself
Tom: haha
(Bair enters the room, not hearing the beginning of this conversation)
Brynn: Don't laugh at my pain...I'm a girl, you're not supposed to do that
Bair: GIGGITY GIGGITY

by jorgepfan March 15, 2009

gudgie

"gudgie" in old Scots meant a short stout fellow (Ref. Scottish Dictionary by John Jamieson 1840).
The word still remains in use in the North East of Scotland, most predominantly in Dingwall to refer to any type of fellow.
Other words derived from gudgie include: gudge, gudgie-coff, coff

"Who's that gudgie over there like?"
"Dunno mun, never seen um afore like"

by muirman February 23, 2014