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A Magpie 

A Magpie is sometimes used to describe a person that finds what could be a piece of junk to some, very interesting, and take it. This could be a rock, and piece of colored glass, a button, a bone, a bottle. They tend to collect their treasures, and even hoard them.
"Dude, Tilly is A Magpie. She literally picked up a random bottle cap when we were walking and acted like she found gold."
A Magpie by [redacted]] June 25, 2023
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to pull a maggie

To slide ones hand up another persons thigh, whispering "Sex Ed. in their ear.
To pull a Maggie: Oh shit, that girl just pulled a Maggie on me! Dude, She totally likes you
to pull a maggie by Yoyopopper January 4, 2017

being a maggie 

when a girl refuses to do something for their man. being a Maggie
When ricegum asks morber to do what you know what. she refuses too and netdecks. being a maggie
being a maggie by Morbergum May 13, 2016

Pulling a Maggie 

When a person " Friend/ Family member" drops off the face of the earth without warning and doesn't take responsibility for their actions.
We planned this party three weeks ago and you're going to pull a Maggie.

I'm not pulling a Maggie.

Making a Maggie 

Named after "Maggie"

The act of Bumbling about.
Hissing when burping.
and/or poor English pronunciation
Making a Maggie pronunciation: - JIZZ I tore my CHURCH (Geez, I tore my shirt.)

Pulling a Maggie 

When you send a text to the wrong person or group.
Don't be texting too many people at once, you don't wanna be pulling a Maggie."
Pulling a Maggie by CrewLife October 11, 2015

Pulling a Maggie 

When you send a text to the wrong person or group chat.
If you text too many people at once you risk pulling a Maggie.
Pulling a Maggie by CrewLife October 11, 2015
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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