Muggle

1. (noun) A person who possesses no magical skills or abilities (originated from the 'Harry Potter' novels).

2. (noun) A colloquial term for marijuana. The word 'muggle' can be pluralised to 'muggles', and still retain the same meaning.

3. (verb) A colloquial term for the action of smoking marijuana.

1. "The Dursleys were what the wizards called Muggles (not a drop of magical blood in their veins)" (extract from 'Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets', by J.K. Rowling).

2. (Said to employee at drive-through:) 'I'll have a Big Mac, fries, a Coke... (whispers:) and a dime bag of muggle(s)'.

3. 'Quick, five minutes before Math starts, let's muggle up!'

by FooBoy June 8, 2004

muggle

Non-magic folk

Hogwarts is hidden from Muggle view with all sorts of spells and charms

by Kay March 16, 2004

muggles

1. 1930's word for the almighty green, and it isn't about the Benjamins.

2. non magical people in this great series of children books named Harry Potter.

3. ME

1. Hey dude, you got some muggles to smoke.

2. The muggles have facinating toys such as the phone!

3. ME

by muggles76 February 27, 2004

muggles

marijuana: pot, reefer, 'mugs'

Louis Armstrong once smoked muggles with his band right here backstage, right after a concert

by Anonymous November 8, 2002

muggle

a non-magical person

someone who is not a wizard or witch, or is not of magical descent

by aliani September 22, 2003

muggle

Slang for weed, used during the early 1900's.

"Hey Ralph, you'd better lay off the muggles"

by Jimmy Harper December 28, 2007

Muggle

Any person who has no knowledge of the sport of Geocaching and who causes geocachers to become surreptitious about their activities in order to avoid a cache becoming exposed to non-geocachers. Also referred to as a GeoMuggles

The geocacher found what he knew must be the cache site, but waited until the muggles left so they would not see him and possibly plunder the cache.

by AmishHacker May 11, 2004