shuggenheim

An Irish slur specifically against gingers, that originated in the potato famine of 1816.

often abbreviated to Shuggy

I hate shuggenheim's,

Shuggy's aren't welcome here,
look at that Shuggy he disgusts me

by Dsmithson July 11, 2022

stouge

-a slang term for the word cigarette.
-usually uttered while walking down a cluttered hallway
-usually used by stoner kids

man i need a stouge
or
does anyone have a stouge?

by comicbook crush September 29, 2005

struggalo

Derived from the terms "juggalo and struggle" A struggalo is not as lame as a juggalo because juggalos fail out of school. A struggalo on the other hand does just enough to stay in school and pass. A prime example of being a struggalo is when you find yourself calculating what you need on the final exam just to PASS the class with a C or C-. Struggalos also have trouble remembering when assignments are due.

NOT to be confused with a failure is key. A struggalo may have forgotten about an assignment but will stay up all night to do it or will turn it in late.

Classmate: Hey have you finished your paper yet?

Struggalo: We have a paper due?

by struggalo4life December 7, 2009

Stoughton

More commonly known as Tough Town. Located just south of Boston. Very large Portuguese population. And yea that is pretty much all......

-I am from Stoughton
-Were?
-Tough Town Bitch!

by wouldnt u like 2 know? December 12, 2007

shugs

a term of endearment for your significant other.

i love you times infinity shugs.

by dildo daggins December 30, 2007

Shuggy

A 'Shuggy" or a "Shug" is a word used to describe a man that is a legend and a shagger. These men are usually greater than God himself. They also typically hang around with 16 year olds.

"That man is a Shuggy"
"You are a Shuggy"
"That was a Shug moment"

by PRJ_2002 April 1, 2019

stoughton, massachusetts

Fall River North, New New Bedford, Portugal of the Americas, Brockton's Red-Headed Stepchild. These are all terms that have been used to describe this small podunk town south of Boston. Stoughton aspires to achieve the greatness enjoyed by such cities as Quincy, Worcester and Lynn. In the 1970s and 80s Stoughton was the type of place where long-haired teenagers wore t-shirts emblazoned with the names of heavy metal bands, but sadly has become a haven for wannabe thugs who's only regret in life is that they're not popping caps in peoples' asses in places like Dorchester or Roxbury: Real towns where success in life means that your welfare check arrived in time for the Nattie Ice sale at the local package store. With such famous former residents as Mary Baker Eddy and David Cohen Stoughton is sometimes the focus of statewide news but rarely sees fame on a national level. The nicer parts of Stoughton, mainly the areas in the vicinity of Plain Street and Bay Road, are often seen as extensions of the town's wealthier neighbors Easton and Sharon. It is very easy (and advisable) when in these areas to sometimes forget that you are even in Stoughton at all.

Conversation overheard in the parking lot of CVS pharmacy in Stoughton, Massachusetts

Thug #1 - "Yo, you wanna get something for dinner?"

Thug #2 - "Yeah, Taco Bell, Mc Donald's or Wendy's?"

Thug #1 - "No way yo. Let's go to the Bickford's near the Westgate mall."

by Grew up in Stoughton January 15, 2008