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pluggers 

Heard first on Gold Coast, Australia. Pluggers are thongs, slip ons, flip flops etc. They are specifically the type of thongs that are a thin sheet of rubber and a "wishbone" shape of rubber protruding from the thin sheet that goes between your toes. This wishbone piece of rubber is held to the thin sheet of rubber by "plugs" that protrude through the thin rubber sheet from top to bottom. You can have single pluggers or double pluggers or maybe more, this number comes from the number of plugs for each wishbone anchoring point on the bottom of the thin sheet.
You better put on your pluggers as the road is very hot.
pluggers by Glen Cameron January 6, 2005
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Pluggers 

Plugcityhype Audience .They believe in the digital age . They are the plug to thier fellow being and to the world
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Pluggers by plugcityhype July 25, 2018

double pluggers 

the highest standard of thongs, two lugs though the sole on each side .
if it has one plug it is only good for showers, two plugs and you can wear it out to dinner, to the pub, a wedding, a funeral, single pluggers should be banned,they are a hazard..
"where'd ya get ya double pluggers from Wazza?", "$5 from kmart Davo,where else?"
double pluggers by Fluff dice May 20, 2008

double pluggers 

Basic cheap thongs (flip-flops), typically black, which have the strap secured by two plugs under the sole.
He was wearing a flanno, wife beater, stubbies and double pluggers
double pluggers by Ashleigh. July 14, 2005
Word of the Day on May 20, 2008

Poo pluggers 

An Australian Colloquialism for decoy poo shoes. Used in a high traffic office scenario.
'I have the nicest shoes in this office, so I pop my poo pluggers on so Sandra from accounts doesn't know I'm doing a poo'

Plugger Hugger 

One who insistently relies on GPS to navigate from point to point while in the backcountry. A person who refuses to learn basic land navigation skills due to the assumed fact that a GPS can solve all problems for those who are geographically embarrased.

Derived from "PLGR" pronounced "Plugger" - an acronym used in the Army for Precision, Lightweight, GPS, Receiver.
"Put away the GPS you plugger hugger. The campsite is just on the other side of that ridge."
Plugger Hugger by The J-Train February 28, 2008

Busted Plugger 

When you're walking around in flip flops (things) and you trip and bust the plug that holds your flip flop together
"Hurry up Sergio!" "Wait up guys my thongs got a busted plugger"
Busted Plugger by Boonani September 22, 2016
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