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(In football/soccer): to beat your opponent in a one-on-one contest by tapping the ball between his legs and running around him before he/she has realized what happened.
"Look at Michael go! He's megged 4 people straight!"
megged by adr[ii]aninho October 4, 2006
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When a person let's a ball go between their legs and in that case should be referred to as a slut.
Eww she just got megged.
Megged by M0nkeyButl3r September 5, 2016
Spec. English slang

adj. to have been screwed over in an arguement or situation
Rich: "Newcastle United are the best!"
Jake: "So how come their trophy cabinet weighs less than helium?"
Rich: "I... Uh..."
Mike: "Ahaha, megged."
megged by McKenzie February 2, 2005
1. To be owned verbally.

2. To be embarrassed to the point of no possible path of recovery.
Guy 1: I tried to get her digits last night but she cut me down in front of the whole bar.

Guy 2: I know man, she totally megged you!
Megged by TheOwnedOne November 13, 2010
Getting an ass to the face while getting farted on like Meg from Family Guy.
Scott shoved his sister's face to his butt and farted "Haha! You just got Megged!"
Megged by United Princess April 7, 2016
another way to say freaked--as in freaked out
me and amanda seriously megged out when we heard jackie was pregnant
megged by kaaade August 3, 2006
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