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The act of Ogging means to act like something you did wasn’t cool and is actually stupid and not worth anytime and maybe you should go read a book or something. Give Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment” a read.

In reference to Steven Ogg’s constant dismissiveness and prevarication of his incredible character ‘Trevor Phillips’.
Person”: Wow man that’s cool af
T: Yeah whatever go read a book
“Person”: Quit Ogging man
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The sea. This is UK and Australian naval slang. It doesn't usually mean the sea in general but refers to that particular part of the sea that the speaker or person referred to is close to.
I gave the can of beer to the bosun but the stupid bastard tossed it into the oggin.

So there was Soapy, clinging to the rope but it was just a matter of time before he fell into the oggin.
oggin by blueliner67 January 19, 2010
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ogling her goodies

checking her out
"man, liss, everyone's going to be ogling your goodies in that short skirt"
ogling her goodies by lauren August 31, 2003
to eye; look or stare at. often when sexually attracted.
John was ogling Kelly's breasts
ogling by arsehole March 18, 2008
to look at, stare (usually man to woman)
That man was totally oggling at my boobs
oggling by Allie B. July 16, 2008
To be ooged.
She ooged the fuck out of me, i mean, she asked me if i had ever been ooged, and i was like, wtf is ooging? AND SHE FUCKING SHOWED ME HOW TO OOG.
Ooging by oog master August 18, 2013
The act of poking, jabbing or prodding someone with a blunt, hard object. Usually used in awkward situations in an untoward manner, in order to make the situation more awkward for both.
*oging*
*Awkward silence*
"Did you just oge me?"
"Yup..."
*even more awkward silence*
Oging by Becca:):):) March 30, 2009
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