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Midgin' is a feeling like when your buzzin after drinking alcohol. It happens when you have had enough alcohol to get a midget drunk, which in comparison is a relatively small amount of alcohol.
I just did a beer bong with a midget. He's drunk, i feel midgin.
Midgin by bptornado July 10, 2011
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minging or blinging 

An alternative to "hot or not", "minging or blinging" is a question of whether something is good or bad.
English phrase.
"I can't decide if these shoes are minging or blinging"

"Cheryl has a new man"

"Does he ming or bling?"
"Total minger mate"
minging or blinging by The_ALCH January 10, 2022
Has big beautiful brown eyes
loyal af

would do anything for her friends

sensitive

having her in your life is a gift from god

hot
Person A:"Who is the first person you'd go to if you needed advi-"
Person B:"Mizgin."
mizgin by mariouma January 5, 2017
a term used to describe mod girls who wear dresses so short that the crotch liner of their white pantyhose shows.
Ugh, everytime Lucy gets gets on her vespa I can see her modgina.
modgina by mockers77 January 12, 2015

Migginsworth 

The most lethal and dangerous block in the world. only RN can come and go from Migginsworth
“Aye let’s drive down to migginsworth?”
“We can’t vro we not from there. well get ran up on by Theron’a savages”
Migginsworth by Benny Harlem November 15, 2018
This is a Glasgow slang word, for stinkin, terrible etc
"The house was mingin" meaning it was dirty, smelly, the kind with sticky carpets!!
the garbage bin has not been emptied for weeks--mingin
Evolved to mean anything rotten, she was mingin.... stinkin
mingin' by Alex August 23, 2003
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