Germantown Nugget Hugger

People from Germantown, Maryland who roll with gangs and believe they run the world. In reality, they may enjoy sucking and/or hugging other men’s penises.

Yo, Reggie said he gonna jump you

Don’t care, he’s a fuckin’ Germantown Nugget Hugger

by Joe frm da G August 16, 2023

Rainbow hugger

A person who loves to hug. A person who will hug anyone. A "hug whore"

Jane:Want a hug?

Random stranger: Really you'll give me a hug? Are you a rainbow hugger???

Jane:Yes! And Yes! Now give me a hug, buddy!

by Rainbow3Hugger June 21, 2011

Bar Huggers

A term used to describe DDR groupies, usually of the burly men variety. Their general characteristics are: Burly, and Male.

Some fool told me that it actually meant people who hug the bar,they get to close to it when they are dancing, or something similar, but I explained to him that its EXACTLY what these burly men do. Hug the bar. Urghh.

Although Troy is neither burly, nor male, he is still a bar hugger according to Luke....

by Waltalot August 11, 2004

Nut-huggers

Skeet pants that you can see a person small pecker because they are so tight.

"I see your balls are stuck in those nutt huggers." "Can you breath?"

by Joe Tourbald March 21, 2004

potato-hugger

A person of Irish descent. Usually, of low standards, and poor bodily hygeine.

I work with a potato-hugger. I can smell his funk from my cube.

by Matthew Herr Pusateri November 9, 2006

Pee Pee Hugger

Hugging a males penis with the area in or around your vagina. You could also seriously hug the penis with a warm embrace of your arms.You could also hug the penis with your lips and feet.

-"That girl is such a pee pee hugger"

-"Babe,you're the best pee pee hugger ever"

"pee pee hugging is my favorite thing to do on a cold winter day"

by felicia21 November 22, 2014

tree hugger

A slightly derogatory term describing an employee of a company who stays in the same position for many, many years. This term is usually used in industries such as software engineering where the dynamics of the profession are always changing and it is not unusual for other people in the same field to change jobs every few years. This term was often used in the Silicon Valley during the dot-com bubble (late 1990s).

The opposite of a job hopper is a tree hugger.

by Jon Davis January 1, 2009