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(Verb) A tactic that involves aggressive rushing without any regard to the safety of yourself or others.
“I hear gunshots. Time to foogle.”
Foogle by BigCo420 January 7, 2023
An especially foolish person, or someone who has done a ridiculous amount of foolishness.
Ex. 1
Sarah is such a foogle when it comes to math!
Ex. 2
timmy stop being a foogle
Foogle by DawnMacaron April 20, 2023
The word Foogle means to pull a trick on someone
Tommy: "it says gullible on the ceiling"
Cody: "no it doesn't"
Avery: "you got foogled"
Foogle by kl1n1kal July 6, 2026

foogle fish 

in the adventures of charlie and the pink and blue unicorns (aka claire and sara) the foogle fish is the tiny invisible predator that gets suckd into the vortex.
swim away foogle fish, swim away
foogle fish by sarasalsa May 7, 2008
Not wanting to take the effort to look something up online, which would only take seconds, even though we have the world's information at our fingertips. Derived from "Fuck it" and "Google it."
Q: How far is it from London to L. A.?

A: Who cares? Foogle it.
Foogle it by Gus Bovona August 10, 2017

foogle head 

when someones forehead sticks out further than there nose
That girl in my class has a foogle head
foogle head by anthonymmm September 12, 2007