smingey

An unpleasant, probably brown, probably smelly, probably sticky object, coating, food or person.

Originates from television series 'Men Behaving Badly' in which writer Simon Nye wanted to introduce a word into the language (as Red Dwarf had done with smeg) but failed miserably.

"It was cooked in a smingey sauce"

"I looked behind the sofa and whatever had fallen down the back had gone all smingey"

by Gav MR May 13, 2005

SMIIIIITH

'Battle cry' of the notorious smith, front man and lead saxophone player for smith and the smithsons.

The phase first became popular in the Essendon area of Melbourne, and has now been adopted by Australian youth nation wide. While it had its origins as a battle cry, 'SMIIIIITH' is now used as a form of 'vigorous exclamation' for any situation.

johns football team yelled; 'SMIIIIITH' to get revved up to their football game

by moonie waters June 14, 2010

smidgeon

a small amount of something, used in cooking, mechanics, etc.

er boy! jus slap a smidgeon of that dang ol' right stuff on that surface and call it good.

by blockbfiend April 2, 2008

smigle

1. A term of astonishment or curiousity.

2. A way to say bye.

3. A substitute for pretty much any word.

1. "What in the smigle?"

2. Smigle! I'll see you later!

3. Are you out of your smigle?

by Dictionarydrummer August 8, 2006

smigeon

A small number of pigeons.

"How many pigeons did you see at the square?" "Oh, just a smigeon."

by The Real Michael Evans November 12, 2014

smiligng

when malea spells smiling wrong and we declare it as a new word.

i couldn't stop smiligng

by anna is a bananya January 12, 2019

Smiggle jiggle

Where you jiggle and smiggle with a smiggle item. You can call people a smiggle jiggle because they jiggle a lot.

Milly is a smiggle jiggle

by Crazysmiggler October 16, 2019