Strug

A stroke that was induced by the use of drugs.

My friend had a strug a couple days ago. He's still in the hopsital.

by PassvodkaFai November 21, 2009

strug

A small piece of wood with no discernible use or purpose

by William of Middenshire October 19, 2003

strug

Adjective form of the word "struggle," but also applicable in cases where the literal meaning of "struggle" or "struggling" may not be entirely appropriate; problematic.

Mitch: Man, I'm failing my English 101 class.
Ted: That's pretty strug.

by He Hate Me July 31, 2006

strug

the incredible sensation after a tremendous feeling of meat

oh lord, i just had a strug!

by johnjiowa December 28, 2005

strug city

A phrase used to describe a rough situation, often relating to hangovers and excessive schoolwork. Shortened form of struggle city.

In 8 am biochem:

"Wow, you look rough, still recovering from last night?"
"Strug city..."

by greenballoon December 13, 2009

Strug-Shrug

a non verbal behavior exhibited on days when the struggle is real and ones brain is having extensive difficulty addressing or solving a given situation. The strug-shrug is a differentiated from a normal shrug by a lackadaisical shoulder movement up then down, often accompanied by a blank or confused stare.

After consecutive 16 hour work days, Shawna, when asked about an approaching campaign launch, replied to the best of her ability by giving a strug-shrug.

by aTiredBrain June 21, 2015

Pub Strug

A public struggle. When one cannot handle themselves in a public setting and should be placed in a more private area. An embarrassment which more often than not involves alcohol consumption.

The Cook: I feel like that girl has had far too much to drink tonight.
The Way: Yes, that fool is currently a pub strug.
The Dy: Oh my...Pub strug indeed.

by E-Dizzle Dee April 5, 2009