Originally a description from the Harry Potter Universe of a person who is born to two non-magical parents and is incapable of performing magic.
The expression is sometimes transferred to domains other than wizardry and describes a person outside the current context. A muggle is a layman or "normal" person.
The expression is sometimes transferred to domains other than wizardry and describes a person outside the current context. A muggle is a layman or "normal" person.
1. If you bring your muggle partners don't worry they won't be shunned
2. If the cache is located in a highly visible space but there aren't tons of muggles, I am generally up to the challenge.
2. If the cache is located in a highly visible space but there aren't tons of muggles, I am generally up to the challenge.
by oh-tee-nee March 9, 2017
by TheDarkWizard September 24, 2020
by randall smores November 30, 2021
Your sunday school teacher is a muggle.
by Fancy Alien Manbot June 5, 2017
A term by savantists (who usually have some neurodivergent diagnosis) for neurotypical people with average, above average, or completely inept abilities in their area/field of savantism (can be multiple areas).
The kid tutoring me in calculus slammed his palms to his forehead and called me a “fugging muggle” cuz I didn’t understand the chain rule proof he wrote,
if he wasn’t 13 and didn’t have Aspergerger’s I’d whup that ass.
if he wasn’t 13 and didn’t have Aspergerger’s I’d whup that ass.
by omfgireallydontcare December 19, 2018