A word that can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective. It can mean that something is a struggle or it can mean someone is looking rough. Scruggle is in the meaning of the beholder.
"This piece of music is the scruggle."
"She is lookin scruggly today with that weave!"
"I am scruggling to get my homework done"
"She is lookin scruggly today with that weave!"
"I am scruggling to get my homework done"
by Scruggly February 05, 2014

by LaJame May 24, 2011

To scruggle someone is to engage in cuddling with your significant other, and rapidly preforming anal sex surprising your significant other while yelling any of an assortment of popular phrases.
by BMilitia July 14, 2015

by didujustfart? May 30, 2015

The epitome of a struggle, without too much gravity. A scruggle can be had in everyday life, and it is usually used in informal situations for comedic effect.
Person A: They was scrugglin' to read that passage.
Person B: I know. I felt so bad.
Person A: Tracing that character was a scruggle.
Person B: It wasn't even that difficult.
A: You may be able to draw an oblong figure , but that doesn't mean I can.
Person B: I know. I felt so bad.
Person A: Tracing that character was a scruggle.
Person B: It wasn't even that difficult.
A: You may be able to draw an oblong figure , but that doesn't mean I can.
by Thegirl_lsc April 10, 2019

a description for an undescribeable person, every old, haggard, ugly, destroyed, played out face. see haggard.
by hilberth March 15, 2005

(verb) the act of having sex with a girl.
(etymology) contraction of "screw a girl", rendered as a drunk speaker
(etymology) contraction of "screw a girl", rendered as a drunk speaker
by Jebus Fried December 25, 2007
