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Chewing gum (Bolton, Lancs, UK). The only slang for chewing gum (sticks, usually Wrigleys Original, always bought from non-electrical vending machines. (author observed 1970s). Of particular interest because author has also noted radically different slang quite locally - to teenagers in Kidsgrove 30mi Southchewy - the default instinctive British contraction becomes chong whereas in Burnley 20mi North it is choddy
I'm just going to the paper shop to get some spiggy from the machine.
spiggy by David Atherton July 4, 2004
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She can't be pregnant! I wore a spiggy!
spiggy by Ryan_Lalonde June 17, 2008
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King of all Gamefaqs. Pwns the CE board and rules all the land of CE.
Did you see SpiGGy?! He just PWNED j00 Charagon!
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spiggy mole child 

it is dificult to define a 'spiggy mole child'. it can be one of many things.

1. an insult, refering to someone as a 'spiggy mole child' is a way to call them a dirty reclusive kid.

2. a praise. it someone accomplishes something wonderfully sneaky you can use this phrase to praise them.

3. a term of endearment. 'aw my little spiggy mole child.'

it can always be used as a curse for example if you drop something.
Person 1: Dude? Did you just get with my girlfriend?

Person 2: yeah sorry man.

Person 1: YOU SPIGGY MOLE CHILD.

Person 3: You got with Jess? high-five you spiggy mole child!
spiggy mole child by thisdudeiscool November 23, 2011

Spiggydogg/ spiggy

That spiggydogg just popped a cap inta his ass
Spiggydogg/ spiggy by Spiggydogg October 31, 2003

Sniggy Pig 

A Sniggy Pig is one who means a lot to another. It is almost exclusively used in an affectionate context but can be incorporated into everyday language also. Similar to other terms of affection, it is assumed one will only have one 'Sniggy Pig' at a time.
'Who is the girl you're with in that photo?'
'That's my Sniggy Pig'
Sniggy Pig by Gutso January 15, 2015

Spiggyback 

A flirtatious piggyback used to create space and time for a long-awaited make-out session.
"Good thing I had to go fix my hair, it gave Spencer just enough time to spiggyback her out of there."
"Speeeeaghan."
Spiggyback by Cochrane's Cupid March 4, 2009
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