coggle

1. The act of a man pleasuring himself. As oppossed to twoggle.

2. Not just limited to one person however, it may involve multiple people and they can be referred to as coggle companions, involved in this "group coggling session"

-Not generally conjugated in spanish like twoggle but, in some random cases it can be
ex. twoggliendo
twogglemente
and/or coggle

"Hey, how much longer until we have to go to our FCAT rooms?"
"Umm, i don't know, why?"
"D'ya think i have enough time to go coggle??"

by Kenny J. December 14, 2008

Coggles

Glasses whose primary, or even sole, purpose is to snipe in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2.

If I didn't have my coggles on I wouldn't have been able to snipe the noob on the roof.

by CallOfBooty February 2, 2010

Coggle

To prepare food that most definitely will not be good to eat; nearly inedible

Oh my God! What?! She tried to get me to eat something that she had coggle(d) up in nasty kitchen, with her cooking self. Blech!

by The original Queen Bee September 8, 2019

CoggleMoggles

Everything I eat turns to shit.

I have the CoggleMoggles.

by DubstepHero777 October 16, 2019

cogged

Describes a person or situation when someone experiences substantial cognitive dissonance (abbreviated) and the 'cogs' of the mind get stuck.

He pointed out that animals are more cruel to each other in the wild than domesticated by humans. The PETA rep became silent, unsure how to respond. Looks like he's cogged.

by Jimmawww July 9, 2021

Coggles

Goggles for cats. Refer to doggles definition for further clarification.

My cat needs protection. Let’s put on her coggles.

by CrankyKramer April 9, 2023

Cougled

To be removed or rejected from a parish council meeting and asked not to return.

David kept heckling the speaker so the sheriff's deputy cougled him.

by ProtectKidsSTP March 10, 2024