dugged

When someone recognises your rue identity from reading one or several posts posted under a nickname/fake name.

verb (used without object): dugged, dugg'd

noun: duggur

ORIGIN Middle English: probably of Scandinavian origin; compare with Icelandic Dýgíárur; obscurely related to Dutch Dug and German Duggermansherlock .

As a Verb: "Godammit, Michael totally dugged me on reddit, now i have to delete all my GW posts..."

As a noun: "Michael is a damn duggur, he never forgets an old nickname."

by Turbolego September 09, 2014

Dug

a dick in my little sisters language

My Sister: bubby has a dug

by Gucci Gang Gueen January 09, 2019

DUG

Misspelling someone's name is a sign of disrespect, so if you dislike a "Doug", spell it "DUG" just to make it clear how you feel.

Dear DUG, I don't consider you an actual person so I can't be bothered to add an additional letter to your name to spell it correctly.

by armadillo48204 December 15, 2013

Dug

designated ugly girl

is a term used to define the girl in a group of young women who is not as attractive as the others. is the only one of the group to have drivers license

those girls are all hot except the dug

by Knepper March 16, 2007

dug

to recieve oral sex or the actual act itself

Im gonna get some dug tonight.
I gut dugged up last night.

by P-Feezy October 03, 2003

dug

term used to refer to a friend, rooting from the word dawg.

Pronunciation: doug

wut up dug?

dug! you wilin.

by westbrook01 April 20, 2009

Dug

A cringe-worthy saying that would be said during an awkward silence or at an embarassing moment.

When your parents find you smoking crack. One would say ''Dug''

by Dixiewick March 22, 2009