Roggle

1. Typically used to describe the enunciation, or lack there of, from a person talking while in an extremely inebriated state.
2. An indistinct pronunciation or sound.
3. Used to describe a person's inhebriated state. -e, -ed

1. Frankie was really F'd up; I couldn't understand what he was saying and it all sounded like roggle-roggle to me.
2. Mike was so roggled out at the bar last night, we had to carry him home.

also; The mumbled sound made by the Hamburgler "roggle-roggle"

by KASH22 April 27, 2009

Raggermuffin

A ragger in a giant muffin suite

Siobhan the raggermuffin likes to wander around town in a giant muffin suite.

by BadgerBoo August 3, 2009

Riggleman

(N)/V) A superhuman made 90% out of Whiskey. Someone who hates corruption, sobriety, and government in general. Named on behalf of Air Force Intelligence Officer, Whiskey distiller, former Virginia gubernatorial candidate, and all around badass Denver Riggleman.

I'm about to go Riggleman on the Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control.

by Libertyandstuff February 5, 2018

raggaeton

A dance-hall-like style of music from Cuba

Nicky Jam, Daddy Yankee, Tego Calderon, Noreaga, Don Omar...

by Le Saint September 14, 2005

Ragger

Someone who lives in a pile of rubbish.

Amy is a ragger who lives in a two storey doritos bag.

by Jimmy Jim May 26, 2008

ruggle

rug·gle (rŭg′əl) verb

To wiggle and press close together.
To gyrate with rhythms of joy and/or mischievousness.

"The young lovers ruggled to the music with their freshly laundered towels."

by mario_bueller June 7, 2017

Raggedy Bitch

The current governor of Texas, Greg Abbott.

We need to vote that raggedy bitch out of office

by Ronca February 27, 2022