sniggle

I strange method of walking, involving flailing your limbs as if you didn't have bones. (WARNING:MAY CAUSE INJURY)
Even Krasnan hurt himself doing it.

I saw Mexican's sniggl'n across the highway yesterday.

snigglen(the -ing version of sniggle, no, not sniggling)

by TheYahoo!CultBuilder November 18, 2003

sniggle

^Completely different from that garbage, that is incorrect.

Jimmy will now have to sniggle you to a bloody pulp.

by TheYahoo!CultBuilder December 12, 2003

snigglen

A variation of snigglin

See snigglin

by Silly Whitey November 11, 2003

slingable

sending webpages to friends instantly. If it's worth sharing it's worth slinging.

"That video is slingable to my friend."
"I have to sling this great online deal to dad."

by Stanyul April 10, 2008

Sniggle

Something that is a bad thing. Think opposite of snuggle.

My grades are soo sniggle in Derryberrys class.

by RandomScrandom September 4, 2010

Slingable

Noun

A infant or toddler that can ride in a sling carried by his/her caregiver.

Example.

I gave my baby sling to Betsy. My son weighs 32lbs now, he's not slingable anymore.

by ACMAMA March 23, 2011

Sniggle Muffin

The common mistake for a facebook name including Snuggie Bear.

Hey, Sniggle Muffin, whats up?"... "Whats a Sniggle Muffin?

by NotNoahAtALL June 19, 2011