shwoogie

Refers to the Opie and Anthony show.

Was what thier old boss (Brucie) at radio station WAAF in Boston would call Black people. (ding, ding ding)

B-B-Boys, did you see that Shwoogie stealing that car.

by up2ng April 20, 2005

shwoogies

a racist slur for black people.

Often usend on Opie & Anthony Radio program and originated from their old Program Director at WAAF in Boston (of course)

Why are all the looters in New Orleans shwoogies?

Shwoogies have large schlongs

by -p September 21, 2005

scoogieboogie

The tiny, shuffling, barely off the ground steps old people use to maintain balance and minimize effort when they walk. Also used by women in long, narrow, tight skirts or dresses without a kick pleat or leg slit in them.

It's OK grandma just scoogieboogie your feet, we'll get there in plenty of time.

by whimzcal March 27, 2020

Swoogies

A term used to describe a person, male or female, of black decent. It can be used either in a derogatory or descriptive manner.

Person 1: "Yo, I heard there was a robbery at the liqour store last night."

Person 2: "Ya man. Some swoogie ran up in there and robbed the place. Surprised no one got shot."

Person 1: "Freakin swoogies."

by FunkyVanillaGorilla12 April 23, 2010

swoogie shuffle

When you are side stepping, bobbing and weaving your way through a place that is generally filled with swoogies and the swoogies are in your way.

I was at the grocery store and I wanted some orange soda, watermelon and fried chicken and the swoogies were in my way so I had to do the swoogie shuffle around their gressy afro's and monkey babies to make my way through the store.

by metal316 September 5, 2011

scoogie

Scoogie can be a noun, or a verb. Scoogie means you love someone, or it can be what you call someone you love.

Example:
She is my Scoogs, and she makes me feel scoogie.

A good translation of the able sentence is:
She is my wife, and she makes me feel loved.

by SeanProsman August 29, 2005

schwoogie

1. A derogatory term for an African American. Equivalent to the "n" word.

Though it's origin is sometimes attributed to Kidd Chris, in fact Chris learned the word "schwoogie" from the OPIE AND ANTHONY radio show. Opie and Anthony learned the word from their old general manager Bruce Mittman when they were shock jocks in Boston during the mid/late 90's. It is not known whether Mittman also heard the word from someone or invented it himself. If the latter is true, it would probably be the first time a racial slur's origin could be traced to the individual who first uttered it.

by corcan February 28, 2011