stiggle

To stiffle a giggle. An attempt to with-hold some amount of merriment that may otherwise cause a disturbance.

BAHAHAHA! Don’t do that... my mother is asleep...i couldn’t stiggle it!

by Randuran July 6, 2007

sniggler

a person who sticks a sharp baited object in an eels hiding place.

I was sniggling the eel last night

by schmoghlan January 16, 2005

sniggle

1. To take something quickly when someone isn't looking; to steal. Typically something of low value.
2. To sneak and wiggle into a restricted area.
3. To achieve something intangible against all odds, such as stealing victory, through often humorous or unbelievable means.

1. "OMFG, did you just sniggle one of my french fries?"; or "He totally sniggled the last piece of pie out from under me!"

2. "My outdoors cat sniggled her way into our house through a hole in the ceiling, after she bounced off of a towel rack and a space heater, I don't have the heart to put her back out."

3. "I sniggled a victory in battlegrounds when everyone else mysteriously disconnected."

by chaosmastermind March 3, 2008

sniggle

1. a term used to refer to a small black negro, not to be confused with a sniglet,
2. an endearing term for a tarbaby

Gary Coleman

"that little sniggle just jacked my watermelon, bitch"

by Patrick Anderson May 2, 2008

Snigglefuzzle

A whimsical, mystical creature that lives on kind words and disappears in the presence of harsh, unkind words. It is a cross between a snicker and a giggle (sniggle) and the “warm, fuzzy” feeling prompted by a cuddle. (fuzzle) Hence: Snigglefuzzle. Copyrighted in 1985 by Othello Bach.

The black and white haired Snigglefuzzle emerged from his pocket, jumped on his shoulder and giggled. When the agent began yelling at the little boy, the Snigglefuzzle became quiet and began to fade and jumped back into the boy's pocket. The mean words were killing the Snigglefuzzle. Afraid his Snigglefuzzle would completely disappear, the little boy ran toward home, all the while singing a happy song. After several verses, the giggling Snigglefuzzle emerged and jumped back on the boy's shoulder for the rest of the journey home.

by Othello Bach September 20, 2009

shigglewiggle

used in the YouTube weblog 'AwesomeRants' to mean negatively commented on or criticised. The use of 'wiggle' as part of the word suggests a nit-picking attitude as in 'to wiggle out of something.'

My comments on feminism got shigglewiggled.

by Hopefultoo July 27, 2014

Sniggle

a sneaky wiggle , worming in , to slide and wiggle .

sniggler someone who inches into a tight space

My dog is an expert sniggler, before you know it he is in your lap

by Trippin42 December 19, 2018