stogie

Definetely means cigar. If you refer to a cigarette as a stogie you might get slapped.

More specifically, it can refer to a cheap cigar. However, it has come to mean, plainly, CIGAR.

"HE SMOKED MY STOGIE??? (in Austrian accent)"

- Arnold S. in "6th Day"

by fatchef45 July 22, 2006

Scofield

To put together an ingenious plan or to blueprint a clever idea.

~The name "Scofield" is taken from the TV show Prison Break, where Michael Scofield always had a clever plan in each episode.

To "pull a Scofield".

Kevin: Did you hear about Dan getting out of work early today? His plan was brilliant - he pulled a Scofield!

Jay: Oh, word? You got the scoop? I wanna try.

by James Werdsbond March 18, 2010

scoogie

Scoogie can be a noun, or a verb. Scoogie means you love someone, or it can be what you call someone you love.

Example:
She is my Scoogs, and she makes me feel scoogie.

A good translation of the able sentence is:
She is my wife, and she makes me feel loved.

by SeanProsman August 29, 2005

spogies

A small bird usually grey or brown in colour, that craps everywhere and builds nest in sheds, usually only called this by South Australians.

Hey dad im taking the .22 to go shoot some spogies.

by steven leske March 12, 2008

Stogie Starter

Stogie Starter a lighter.

You got a stogie starter? i needa light.

by okie Doke! April 1, 2009

Soogie

Someone, generally a teenager, who has acquired his or her parent's taste in music from frequent exposure through childhood.

"I love The Beatles! My parents have all their old records."

"You soogie! Haha"

by tanya284 May 19, 2008

stogie

a cigar

"i buy a pound, break it down, and put it in a stogie"

-lil wayne

by king of maryland December 9, 2010