Pittsnogled

v. To be made a fool of by a tall white guy. Can occur when shooting three point shots or jump hooks.

WVU just pittsnogled Wake Forest in Double OT.

by Nick from Mo-town March 30, 2005

Pittsnogled

(adjective) To be left dazed and confused by the surprise employment of a heretofore unknown factor pittsnogle. See also disheveled, befuddled.

The Mountaineers left Texas Tech and Louisville pittsnogled.

by Popeer April 1, 2005

Pittsnogled

(verb) Pitts-nog-eld. To be totally disturbed after an opponent, that doesn't seem to have the ability or athletic look to knock in a long range trifecta, nails one in your eye; To be left in a state of paralysis after a goofy or stupid looking player drains a bomb from downtown.

"The fat white kid with the busted Jordan's stepped back and Pittsnogled you."

by Preecester Neecester June 30, 2005

pittsnogled

What happens when WVU center Kevin Pittsnogle hits three pointer in your face, leaving you confused and astonished.

In the first half last night UL was left pittsnogled.

by ryan March 27, 2005

pittsnogle

A hand in Texas Hold'em Poker representing the jersey number of West Virginia basketball player Kevin Pittsnogle, that being 34; three (3) and four (4) in the hole in Texas Hold'em Poker; three and four of the same suit is referred to as "Pittsnogle suited up" while three and four off-suit is called "Pittsnogle in street clothes"

"Daniel Negreanu loves to play Pittsnogle suited up but even he tosses Pittsnogle in street clothes."

by MST April 19, 2006

Pittsnogled

(v) To be assulted with a 3-point shot by Martinsburg's finest, a white 6'11", tattoo sport'n, chest-beat'n Tarzan man/student athlete.

You know a team has been Pittsnogled when Morgantown is ablaze and my Saturn is overcooked.

by WVU Engineering Sport Fans April 8, 2005

pittsnogle

(noun) A secret weapon or hidden factor, in this case contained within the tattooed body of a 6-10 basketball player from West Virginia. Also see pittsnogled

"You can't go far in the NCAA tournament without pittsnogle."

by Popeer April 1, 2005