muggle

The name for a non immortal, according to the books written by J.K. Rowling.

Ron- You lived with a muggle the first eleven years of your life? Wow!
Harry- Not just one, three of them! They're terrible, non-magical folk.

by JJ Potter April 3, 2011

muggle

to snuggle your child til YOU fall asleep and have your purse {muggled} through by said child.

Me and (child's name) muggled for 2 hours today.

by Cindie O January 17, 2009

Muggle

A human with no magical abilities/skills or knowledge

For example,"That man right over there, can't teleport himself. He's a (muggle)."

by Diyalized July 16, 2016

Muggled

I mixture of the Scottish slang word 'mugged' meaning drunk, and 'muggle' the word for non-magic folk in Harry Potter. This is the ultimate Harry Potter fans's way of saying drunk.

'I was totally muggled on Saturday night! I drew glasses on myself in permanent marker and tried to fly on Katie's mop!'

Tweet - 'Muggled.'

by HPftw September 18, 2012

Muggle

Originating from the Harry Potter books by JK Rowlings.

1)A non magical person
2)A 'normal' person
3) A person not involved or aware of your social circle's activities

Ex 1 & 2) Harry Potter's uncle, aunt, and cousin have no connections to the magical world or magical abilities, and are referred to as muggles.

3) A group of geocachers, role-players, harry potter fans speaking of a non-roleplayer/geocacher/harry potter fan etc... "I tried to explain it to her, but she was such a muggle. She didn't get it." or "Avoid the muggles, they're all over the park this afternoon."

by Conconhead November 17, 2004

muggles

Ordinary non-magic folk in the Harry Potter series.

Mr. and Mrs. Dursley are muggles

by Anonymous November 26, 2002

Muggle

1. (noun) A person who possesses no magical skills or abilities (originated from the 'Harry Potter' novels).

2. (noun) A colloquial term for marijuana. The word 'muggle' can be pluralised to 'muggles', and still retain the same meaning.

3. (verb) A colloquial term for the action of smoking marijuana.

1. "The Dursleys were what the wizards called Muggles (not a drop of magical blood in their veins)" (extract from 'Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets', by J.K. Rowling).

2. (Said to employee at drive-through:) 'I'll have a Big Mac, fries, a Coke... (whispers:) and a dime bag of muggle(s)'.

3. 'Quick, five minutes before Math starts, let's muggle up!'

by FooBoy June 8, 2004