Scugga 

A word used to describe the monstrosity that is one's nose. Another word for a gigantic nose.

Friend 1: Holy moley! Did you see that guy's nose. That was friggin huge!

Friend 2:I know you could land a plane on that scugga.

Scugga by TheGuyThatMadeAnUDEntry September 25, 2011

smuggard 

A person displaying an attitude marked by excessive complacency or self-satisfaction. Someone just a little too pleased with him or herself.

Ever since Glenn got the raise and the hot wife he has become an insufferable smuggard.

smuggard by Smuggard April 7, 2010

Shugga C 

The lowest grade possible, even lower than a F
Named after the legendary student Aarav Dutta and his sins
Also refers to Aarav Dutta's semen

Damn bro I failed that test
It couldn't have been that bad
I got a Shugga C

Shugga C by indian enjoyer April 18, 2023

Lewisville Slugga 

A rapper from Fayetteville, AR. Co-founder of Roadhouse Ent. recording label. Original member of the Roadhouse Crew. Most widely known song is Ice Cream Blow Job.

Yo brah! I just downloaded the new Lewisville Slugga mixtape! It's sicker than swine flu!

Lewisville Slugga by DJ Squishmitten March 10, 2010

snuggable 

something so cute it just makes you want to snuggle with it and fall asleep. Usually reffering to an animal or blanket of some sort. Sometimes used to describe a overwhelming feeling of warm fuzziness.

I saw the cutest kitten the other day! It looked so snuggable!

My blankie is so snuggable!

snuggable by Courtney November 28, 2004

smugga 

To be very depressed and sitting around the corner of anything

That nig over there is a smugga

smugga by Mongo jerk squirt November 6, 2020

suggask 

In conversation, while asking a question, the asker also makes a suggestion; thus letting the person being asked know what a possible (and probably desirable) answer should be. Usually accompanied by a slight rising of the voice during the suggestion part of the question.

Developed in the mid 1980s in the Los Angeles area event production/catering industry. When asking a client about how he or she may want a job to be completed, we'd include a suggestion in the question.

Could you please suggask the client if the we can setup in the garage?

Make a suggasktion about how it should be done.

Examples of suggastions:
At a small catered affair - simple, direct form: "Mrs. Smith, would you like the buffet on the kitchen island?"

More aggressive form where the less desirable option is spoken first in a lower register, and the more desirable answer finishes the sentence in an upper register: "(lower register) Does Mr. Greenberg want us to serve guests as the actually enter the gate (upper register), or shall we wait until they've arrived to the grand lawn where there is more space to mingle?"

suggask by jmmPDX November 9, 2009