Chooooglin'
Chooooglin' by KingOfBirds March 16, 2022
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choogling
Choogling as referred in swap rock music means to keep going,keep excelling,sorta like when someone says "keep on trucking",overall its in the same sense
choogling by DoubleLifeGonzo August 7, 2009
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Choogling
Choogling is an activity commonly done in the south and is when you find a nice fresh soft patch of smoothe mud down by the swamp or river put on some good banjo music on the radio then start going to town humping holes in the mud.
conoogling
Conoogle/conoogling/conooglation is the variation of canoodling, cunnilingus coitus, combined. it is a fun euphemism for having sex, especially in the outdoors.
Lets conoongle in the boat. Their conoogling in the tree house! Conooglation is the perfect activity on a camping trip.
conoogling by miamoar March 12, 2015
chooglin
Kevin never stops talking about his cat Scofield! He's sent me 10 pictures already today! He stays chooglin on snapchat.
chooglin by Monica Geller-Bing May 15, 2014
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