tuganitis

The act of hurting ones arm or shoulder from excessive masterbation.

Ben's out with tuganitis again.

by 1320wagon February 15, 2017

TugARug

The once very popular childhood Scottish game of removing ill fitting tupes and wigs from the unsuspecting heads of passers by. The little dirty children used to be paid a threaded haypenny by bookmakers who were giving odds on a "ya"or "nay" to rich businessmen. A fight once broke out between a gambler and the local bookie, after odds of 3-1 were reneged upon when a rather feisty child caught a hand full of Mrs McClackered hair... which transpired was her very own and not man made after all. The police were called and after a stewards enquiry it was decided the bet was null and void and the hair was returned to its previous owner.

After a bylaw was passed, tugarug was made illegal everywhere in Scotland except the Outer Hebrides.

by TheCorrectKnowledge March 29, 2020

Tugak

A commonly used term in Asheron's Call, one of the first massively multiplayer online role-playing games. To Tugak, or the process of "Tugaking" involves casting the ring spell "Curse of the Raven Fury". It adopted the name tugak based upon the spell words your player character chants each time he/she casts the spell, "Tugak Quati"

You say, "Tugak Quati"
Gog Magog died!

Jakklle says, "I just tugaked that nigger!"

by Elite PKer April 25, 2010

tuggy ruxpin

when a chick gives you a hand job with a hand puppet or stuffed animal.

that chicks a freak...she put on a hand puppet and gave me a tuggy ruxpin!

by ijsthithebong July 11, 2009

tuggy j

Good ol' fashioned handjob

Man, work is killing me. I could really use a tuggy j right now.

by Nardo34 November 17, 2015

tagay

a Filipino word means SHOT or to chug

"tagay pa!, alak pa"
"more shots, more liquor "

by toyboxx March 1, 2007

tuga

Portuguese slang for «portuguese». It started out by being a derogatory term used by the African rebels during the Portuguese colonial wars (1960's - 1974). Ironically, it is now a word that overly patriotic portuguese use to refer to themselves.

«Estão ali mais tugas.» - Look, more portuguese people over there.

«Orgulho Tuga» - Portuguese Pride

by Marquis de Carabas July 5, 2004