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To be in a state of complete incapacity. Taken from the Secret of Mana game on SNES. The character 'Moogle' in the game is only capable of saying short words beginning with the letter 'p' or 'k'. E.g. 'Pu' or 'Kupi'. Similar words are often uttered when unable to form 'real' words
'I went to the pub last night and got completely moogled after I had one too many whiskies.'

Or 'I was so moogled last night'
Moogled by Prentle Frondu October 24, 2005
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To be unfairly banned from a gaming server, usually by a 'witchhunt' instigated by a single player or admin.
"Why have I been mooged ffs? Bill banned me for no reason at all last night. It's just not fair"
Mooged by D NUM January 2, 2009
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google moogle 

A hot eggnog drink for when you have a cold and sore throat and are too sick to do anything but mindless googling.
Derived from the Yiddish drink - "gogl mogl" - a non-alcoholic eggnog given to sick kids for generations by their Jewish mothers, before and after the advent of penicillin, OTC meds, etc.
Rachel (lying in bed with her laptop): "I feel so crummy with this sore throat. I don't even want to get out of bed."
Jacob: "Don't worry, honey. I'm going to whip you up a google moogle and you'll feel better in no time."
google moogle by brainyuck November 22, 2011
Catlike creature. Has a large red ball on its head attached by a long hair. Some can fly. Some can fight. Some are lazy bastards. All say kupo.
I hope to resurrected as moogle during a different life time.
moogle by friend of bob June 15, 2004
Awesome, badass little fuzzy guys from Final Fantasy. They end every sentecne by saying "Kupo", kupo!
"Why does everyone want to touch my pom-pom?! Pinnochio keeps trying to touch it! Kupo!"
Moogle by SamuraiDeeperKupo(Cyrius) December 2, 2004

googley moogley

A way of expressing extreme excitement in a situation whereby there is a lack of words to represent it. May be enhanced with adjectives such as "great" to emphasize either the lack of words or excitement.
1) "Googley Moogley!"

2) "Great Googley Moogley!"
1. To borrow something unbelievably awesome which is hard to find

2. To tame or benefit from a 'moogle' expertly (creature in final fantasy)
James always finds cool stuff, he is such a moogler.

Kim you moogler, I wish I found that. (affectionate)
moogler by JimJam2256 November 20, 2011
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