Draciggle 

1: When kimmies in the Kimcord can’t stop drackling at comments from other jimmies, it becomes a draciggle.

2: A fit of giggles caused by another kimmie in the Kimcord

They made me draciggle.

Draciggle by LXXLoveRoulette August 2, 2023

Driggle-Draggle

Adverb: In a slatternly manner; applied especially to women’s dress.

Noun: An untidy woman; a drab.

When was the last time she took a shower? What a driggle-draggle!

Driggle-Draggle by marcella_deb April 2, 2020

driggle the diggle daddy 

The most sexiest, racist, homophobic, cock sucker, and best fingerer you will ever see.

Person 1: Woah have you ever heard of Driggle the Diggle Daddy?

Person2: Oh yeah, he is all over the news, he’s my role model for sure!

driggle the diggle daddy by Driggle the Diggle Daddy August 4, 2022

draggle 

White trash people, or people who dress like it's still the 80's. Someone who is draggle can usually be seen wearing skin tight jeans, missing teeth, rockin' a mullet or driving a rotted-out camaro. Draggle usually reside in trailer parks, or 3-deckers in small cities.

Sebastian Bach from Skid Row is so draggle. Britney Spears is so draggle.

draggle by Brandon Sherman September 25, 2007

driggler

A person who is constantly fishing for answers from others and never actually contributes to solving problems. A driggler will often accost you just as you're in the middle of working and ask you to answer questions that you've answered many times before.

"Oh man... I was driggled so hard by this guy last night, that I couldn't get any studying done for my exam."

"Yeah.. that driggler just doesn't know when to stop!"

"That guy driggles everywhere!"

driggler by mbryoniq June 12, 2012

driggler

A person who can't or won't pay for their own drinks, who hangs around outside cafes or in pubs in the hope that the paying customers will leave a glass or cup with some contents they can consume before the staff remove it.

Sign outside cafe: No hawkers, no drigglers.

driggler by ubermoo September 22, 2004

Driggle 

{v. intr.} to laugh unintentionally at the same time as taking a sip of ones drink, so as to create a bubble pool in said drink. The word is an amalgamation of the words Drink and Giggle. This is often done at parties where amusing stories will occur alongside communal alcohol consumption, although the act of driggling is not solely exclusive to alcoholic beverages.

{n.} the bubbling action that comes as a direct result of driggling.

Mike's comedy timing was such that it caused Bronwen to driggle uncontrollably.

There is no act so unrefined or as so repulsive as to driggle at the dining table.

Driggle by mikeymoo1980 November 2, 2010