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smuggie - a self-satisfied person, sanctimonious, narrow minded, always on the lookout for a chance to impose their standards upon the rest of the world, offensively cheerful, has clever glib little reasons to justify their chastising.
The help forum's smuggie jumped into the thread to save the world from all the "profanity"....ssshhh, someone had actually dared to use the word "fucking".....
smuggie by Princess Mabelia December 13, 2014
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A person who is in the state of being smug; sly.
Hadley is a smuggie.
Smuggie by smmug123 May 7, 2025
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A person who is in the state of being smug/sly.
Hadley is being a smuggie.
Smuggie by smmug123 May 7, 2025
A person in the state of being smug/sly.
Hadley is being a smuggie.
Smuggie by smmug123 May 7, 2025
A person in the state of being smug/sly
Hadley is being a smuggie.
Smuggie by smmug123 May 8, 2025

Turtle Smuggler 

In Australian culture, a man or woman with a pot belly, or beer gut, giving the appearance of hiding a turtle under their shirt.
Brian’s pot belly makes him look like a turtle smuggler.

raisin smuggler 

noun: Woman with nipples erect, and showing through clothing.
It was cold this morning, raisin smugglers everywhere.
raisin smuggler by driftwoody March 24, 2006
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