by flapdoodle September 17, 2018
A fictional character from the Winnie-The-Pooh stories, best known for resembling a tiger, but with a tendency for bouncing around on his tail. He was voiced primarily by Paul Winchell, and best known for his laugh as well as his song, 'The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers.'
Despite the fact that he tends to refer to himself in the third person sometimes, as well as in a plural tense, his theme song claims that he's the only one.
Despite the fact that he tends to refer to himself in the third person sometimes, as well as in a plural tense, his theme song claims that he's the only one.
Tigger <upon greeting Pooh for the first time>: Hello, I'm Tigger!
Pooh: Oh, you scared me!
Tigger: Uh, sure I did! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Everyone's scared of Tiggers!
Pooh: Oh, you scared me!
Tigger: Uh, sure I did! Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Everyone's scared of Tiggers!
by Shadow-7650 September 1, 2006
by EveryoneHasAMullet August 10, 2021
verb. To be enthusiastically knocked over and bounced upon in the manner of Tigger bouncing on Rabbit. Always aggressive. Usually unwelcome. Often , but not always, sexual.
I thought we were having a great conversation and were going to be great friends, when he suddenly tiggered me onto my couch.
by StraightTalkingLady January 19, 2019
by Bret Miller October 29, 2007
Tards who wannabe wiggers. White retards who don't even rise to the level of being wiggers. Especially prevalent in the Sacramento Russian community
"That fucking Russian guy is always jumping off park benches, thinking he's a bad ass"
"Forget him. He's a tigger who thinks he's a wigger."
"Forget him. He's a tigger who thinks he's a wigger."
by CIDot May 12, 2010
by feaster123 May 30, 2010