dugged

When someone recognises your rue identity from reading one or several posts posted under a nickname/fake name.

verb (used without object): dugged, dugg'd

noun: duggur

ORIGIN Middle English: probably of Scandinavian origin; compare with Icelandic Dýgíárur; obscurely related to Dutch Dug and German Duggermansherlock .

As a Verb: "Godammit, Michael totally dugged me on reddit, now i have to delete all my GW posts..."

As a noun: "Michael is a damn duggur, he never forgets an old nickname."

by Turbolego September 9, 2014

hot dogged

when someone gives you a stack of napkins from “hot dog on a stick”

you see that girl over there being hot dogged by those guys? she has no idea.

by call me cuhjuhnai November 21, 2020

dogged

said of a pan or dish that has been put on the floor for the dog to lick, and therefore, clean

That pan's not clean, it's just been dogged.

by Fish That Swims November 25, 2009

dogged

1. exceedingly tired

2. enervated
3. the severe degree of fatigue in which one could collapse at any given point.

"It was a long and hard day at work today, I'm right dogged"

"This hike is longer than I thought. I don't think I'm going to make it, I'm already dogged out"

by Chadeo May 1, 2009

corn dogged

While having sex on the beach you pull your cock out. Then proceed to rub it around in the sand until it's completely covered (looking like a corn dog) and then shove it back in. This is the correct definition of a corn dog.

I corn dogged Sally on the beach last night.

by shameful acts May 19, 2008

dogged

1. really old and worn looking shoes or clothing.

Ex: That man has on some really dogged Air Force Ones.

2. To have been beaten up really bad.

Ex: They dogged that fool on the corner the other night.

by Miss Illy Philly February 17, 2004

degger

A person who is a mix of Italian and Black.

One day he is all Guido-ed out, and the next he is ghetto...he is such a degger.

by PodunkTrash May 6, 2008