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Couging it 

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Blowing a lead. Losing a game when you have already defined the win.
The Washington State cougars were kicking ass until the fourth quarter when they fumbled three times instead of running out the clock. They Sucked so bad they were Couging it.
Couging it by Firemanart December 21, 2013

Cougin' It

1.Turning a sure win into a devastating loss, causing the Alumni and Students of Washington State University to drink heavily.
"Damn it, the football team is Cougin' It again, where is my Scotch."
Cougin' It by Michael Merrimon April 30, 2005

Cougin' it up 

Lusting after or pursuing a cougar.
Young girls don't know anything about sex, so I've been cougin' it up with the faculty.
Cougin' it up by Spock Buckton February 29, 2008
Basically the phrase that embodies Wazzu's (Washington State) student population as a whole. Comes from their mascot: The cougar. It can mean anything from chokin during a sporting event (most likely) or can be used in a broad sense in that the Wazzu student is just being his/herself aka unintelligent ass-wipe.
"UW just beat Wazzu again for the Apple Cup. Haha, those morons are cougin it again."
Cougin it by Ben Davis March 10, 2005

coughing it down 

To disguise the sound of the splash while one is taking a shit in a public toilet.
Mark is coughing it down.

COGing it 

Going to eat at Gonzaga University's dining hall, the COG, because you don't have many options at the moment. Sub-par food that isn't great but isn't bad either, it depends on the day. Where most students go when their flex runs out.
Guy A - Hey man, do you want to go to Panda for dinner?

Guy B - Sorry, I have no more flex. I'm going to be COGing it tonight.
COGing it by cog-master May 9, 2011
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Soul digger

A man who dates women with the sole purpose of exploiting their time, energy, and labor while he sucks the joy and happiness from their lives.
"That guy's a soul digger. He'll expect you to work full time, but you'll be doing all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, and childcare while he plays video games or watches TV."
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