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A fusion of two widely used verbs in the english and spanish language. Orginally from the verbs "Fucked!" and "Cago!" in english and spanish, respectively. It originated in Miami, specificly in the Hialeah and Miami Lakes areas of Dade County.
It means "to Fuck up" or " to Fuck it up"....
English: "Man You fu**ed up!!"

Spanish: "Men la cago!!"

Dade County: "Bro you Cagged it!"
Cagged by david martinez December 10, 2007
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A fusion of two widely used verbs in the english and spanish language. Orginally from the verbs "Fucked!" and "Cago!" in english and spanish, respectively. It originated in Miami, more specificly in the Hialeah and Miami Lakes areas of Dade County.
English: "Man You fucked up!!"

Spanish: "Men la cago!!"

Dade County: "Bro you Cagged it!"
Cagged by David Martinez December 2, 2007
Cooked and cagged
I just cagged that guy
Cagged by IlovefortniteIlovefortnite February 21, 2024
Maduro did all that talking just to get Cagged in 30 minutes.
Cagged by CuntCommander January 7, 2026

Cagged Out 

South Florida slang term originating in the late 90s used as an adverb meaning "to experience incredible luck when one needs it most."
"Was about to get evicted but I cagged out when the scratch off ticket won."
Cagged Out by SlangDude13 October 16, 2011

Cagged Out 

that shit just gotta be cag asf
That shits cagged df out, cagged out
Cagged Out by ford army ranger June 21, 2022

Road Caged 

When you're trapped in the car with an annoying girl playing only her music and bitching about girl shit you don't care about.
Ben: Cindy was being wicked cunty on the way to the party.
James: Really? Why didn't you bail man?
Ben: I was road caged broh.
James: What a bitch!
Road Caged by m00s3knuckl3 June 6, 2014
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