crouch digger

It is when the digger enters the crouch at a 90 degree angle and is all up in ur business

Brittney throws a CROC at jerica and she calls her a crouch digger.

by JBrockets June 2, 2008

squin-diggly

when something is fuzzy, odd, distorted, incorrect, and or incoherent.

"when i saw that hot momma my brains got all squin-diggly"

"i was taking a picture of a moving car but it came out all squin-diggly"

"your story makes no sense, its all squin-diggly"

by rev_b July 19, 2009

Old Digger

Affectionate term for ANZAC soldiers. The term originated during the Gallipoli Penisula campaign, where digging protective trenches was a comonplace activity. Younger soldiers from other conflicts may be referred to as Diggers, but the Old Digger is reserved for those that served in WW1 or WW2.

There weren't many Old Diggers marching in the ANZAC Parade this year.

by arm71 April 25, 2010

Forehand Digger

The manouvre required to evevalte your genitals to properly manage the unwanted hair development between you scrote and asshole.

Man, The only way to give your under nut house a decent clean up is to give yourself a forehand digger, and rip in with the Gillette Mach 3

by Strongly Disagree July 6, 2010

Coin Digger

Someone who reaches into their vagina and pulls coins out.

Alicia, i hear your a Coin Digger these days ;)

by DAVIDTHEMOTHERFUCKINGPOWERLL March 2, 2011

Name-digger

It's like a gold-digger, except a Name-digger get's married to obtain a sweet and delicious new last Name. Possibly even a fantastic new Nick-Name.

Did you know Lisa Married Jim Gallagher, just so everyone would start calling her "Lisa-G". I had no idea she was a total name-digger. Poor Jim-G, I hope he never finds out.

by The Curtis and Tara Show October 1, 2012

Phantom Dingleberry

The sensation of a Dingleberry rolling down your pant leg and when checked there is no said Dingleberry to be found.

I was walking across the dance floor when I felt a dingleberry roll from between my cheeks and down my leg. I looked behind me mortified of what I would find, only to see nothing there. It was the ole' Phantom Dingleberry.

by P Word Miester December 5, 2013