chiggler
chiggler by swoosh7007 January 29, 2023
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Chiggler
Hey whats up Chiggler, can be said when Steve is looking less than bright. Also a frequently used phrase by today's youth "sup Chiggy-Chigs, when refering to steve-o
Chiggler by Jameschbroadhead June 13, 2007
Related Words
Chiggler • Chigger • chiggle • chigger, chiggers • chiggered • Chuggler • Chiggerex • Chiggerina • CHIGGERED UP • Chiggletip
chiggler
chiggler by luna192387465 January 29, 2023
Chiggler
Extreme discomfort on ur pp when it is either sticking to your leg or pointing in an uncomfortable direction. Commonly occurs when you wear tight pants
Chiggler by ChigglerNibba September 3, 2019
Chiggler
One who has a stupid sounding laughter. (Mainly directed at Australians due to their large amount of chigglers)
1: "This guy's laugh is not REAL"
2: "To be fair he is Australian"
1: "Woah he's Australian? He must be one of them chigglers"
2: "To be fair he is Australian"
1: "Woah he's Australian? He must be one of them chigglers"
Chiggler by Jalbert Knalbert February 4, 2023
Glitter Chigger
A male who wears skinny jeans, cowboy boots, and drives around in a lifted vehicle. Often found in a nail salon or gym but never on a farm. Listens to country music and claims hes not a city boy, but has never gotten his boots dirty and screams at the sight of bugs. The male version of a mud cricket.
Glitter Chigger by JENDUN May 20, 2017
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