poog

1.(v) the act of randomly becoming disconnected from the internet, especially while playing a game that requires an online connection.

2.(n) the sound of such a disconnection (see definition 1.)

1. "Crap, Danny went poog. Now we have to wait until he gets back online."

2. *poog*

by Merrittas March 1, 2008

poog

Affectionate term for the noble pug dog. Variation on the more formal püg (with umlaut).

Mark thought the poog smelled like a clam bog.

by minxvox September 5, 2008

Poog

"Pro Noun" (Poo-Guh) - A Slummy (Usually White) person living off welfare and spends all there money on drugs and alcohol. Many "Poogs" are living in low value apartments and have no respect for anyone else. Some towns are referred to as "Poogvilles" containing many poogs living in it. The Apparel for a Poog consist of: Tank Tops, Track Pants, Baggy Clothes and Large Tongue Shoes. Many poogs have children when there early. (16-18) Smoking is also a large part of any many poogs lives, wether there 13 or 20 there still a poog.

Casey Anthony Peterborough ON Canada Teen Moms Smokes Poog

by Ri-Guy4299 January 3, 2012

Poog

A fight club round / a fight for fun, usually squaring off between buddies and their friends that you don't know.

Were you there yesterday? That was a good poog.

by Christhecrayon December 22, 2009

Poog

Most annoying shit ever, weird, small mouthed and eared, obsessed with fictional vampires and gets massively pissed when hair is touched. Much like their master: a Fiona.

"Look at that toad-looking thing!"
"Is that a toad? I assumed it was a poog!"

by George Is A'Hot'Bum July 7, 2008

poog

A word that i made up while playing Pokemon. Poog is or the utmost pooginess. It can even rule.... your mother!

Damn Billy Joe Keith Richardson, i reckon that poog just put cho mamma in a head lock, she said she like it how he stick it , make the bed rock.

by Patrick Cooney June 13, 2004

Poog

1. A small reptilian creature with overly large eyes and a stumpy tall. The scales look somewhat quilt like. It is as small as the average bug larvae, and is very unknown. It's lifestyle seems mediocre when you first look at it. It loves, and when anything happens, it dies. After dying they always dissipate. Leading to new life somewhere else.

Hey look! A poog!
Oh man, I cramped like a poog yesterday.
My sock drawer is infested with poogs.

by Paleman, Mother Figure to All May 6, 2010