huggle

verb. A hug with a bit of snuggle thrown in for good measure.

Steve huggled the sweet girl.

by Steve February 6, 2004

hogleg

A large heavy caliber handgun, originally used to refer to a Colt Walker or similar sized revolver. Still in use today when referring to a big bore , long barreled handgun , typically a single action revolver. A hogs leg has quite the crook to it with the foot and since an old Colt blackpowder revolver somewhat resembles that form hence the term.

Tom Horn yanked that .44 hogleg out of Bill's holster and emptied all 6 shots into the ground right at Bill's mule.

by Arnold Hogwallop June 28, 2009

huggles

Plural form / present tense of huggle. Often used in online chat.

Can I have some huggles?

*huggles so-and-so*

by Frungi April 22, 2005

Huggle Nazi

The Huggle Nazi. What's more to say? He dictates who huggles who, when, where, how, and why. People who do not obey the Huggle Nazi, are immediately sent to a pit where they're forced to huggle ugly people forever. See also, Kingtrunks.

The Huggle Nazi orders you to huggle your mama!

by [_JC_] August 3, 2007

heggle

The term used when one breaks wind.

More commonly associated with fat people breaking wind.

Other participles include 'heggling' heggled' and the person who heggles is of course called 'the heggler'

After consuming vegetarian frankfurters, Goliath bent over and the trapped methane excaped through his rectum.

David: "OMG, what was that? Did you just... heggle?!?"

Goliath: "Sorry I can't help it, these veggie frankfurters turn me into a right old heggler!"

by Sozza&Hozza October 15, 2008

Huggle

A Huggle is a hug that is almost like cuddling but your standing up. It usually lasts more than 5 minutes and the euphoria from it all is enough to make even enemies become friends. You can Huggle from the front, back or even the side. There are different variations of the Huggle, some more intimate then others. A few Hugglers like to kiss while they huggle.

I went to the beach and we Huggled as we watched the sunset.

by CecA April 14, 2011

huggle

A combined hug/cuddle (or hug/snuggle according to some speakers). Warmer, softer, and friendlier than the ordinary hug.

Grandma always loved to huggle us when we were kids.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 24, 2006