Shuggle

Shuggle (third-person singular simple present shuggles, present participle shuggling, simple past and past participle shuggled)

"Shuggle" is an Irish word meaning to rattle, shake or jiggle something.

Just a drink. A martini, shuggled not stirred.

by C.Morningstar April 16, 2023

shuggle

the act of attemping to cook some sort of food but while doing so the outside gets burnt but the inside isnt done yet.

these perogies are burnt but the inside is still cold, you shuggled my dinner!

by mo dumps January 10, 2009

Shuggle

A Snuggle and Huggle at the same time

to shuggle your boyfriend or girlfriend

by ForgottenOne January 26, 2011

shuggle

word fusion of shudder and giggle

she's trying to be polite to that guy with that nervous giggle, but you know she wants to shuggle instead.

by roxylee33 March 17, 2010

shuggle

to want to shuggle someone or something

mate, fancy a shuggle?

by JesusChrist01 March 09, 2009

Shuggle

1) a nickname for a man named Shuggy
2)a moving hug

1)Pete:Hey Shuggle!!
Shuggy: S'appening Y'all!

2) To jump into someone so fast for a hug, that the momentum shuffles you a few feet or two from the previous area you were hugging :)

by Jessica Claire Henderson August 26, 2007

shuggle

no real definition, meant more as an insult than anything else

Cian : Yo Fil
Fil : Wat?
Cian : I just realized something
Fil : ...and whats that?
Cian : that ur a shuggle...
Fil : fuk u Cian!
Cian : shut up u nasty shuggle!

by Squeedaldee October 02, 2006