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Poogily originated from the original poogla or du (sadie the staffy Sadie dujineer). The term is mainly used to describe a good feeling or vibe at any given moment. The term originated in London England and is becoming widely used within music such as funky house and by people when casually talking to friends. Also used to describe something good and can be used negatively to describe someone who is not seen as cool
"you poogily blud"

"im poogily poogily I"

"that car is poogily"

"your not poogily"
Poogily by NAWWWSE July 5, 2009
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He looked a malenky bit poogly when he viddied the four of us like that...
poogly by JackBrewer July 9, 2003
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To act unenthusiastic; in a bad mood; lazy; used to describe a party pooper.
"This party is never going to happen if he doesn't stop acting so poopily."
Poopily by Lil'moe February 7, 2010
a cat that is scruffy and flubyulus and pudgy and epic but suffers from anxiety and toothlessness
the poogly pissed on the carpet cuz she got upset about the vacuum
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