Stiggered
(of a person) having stigmas or bad habits.
an unstiggered old soul
Stiggered by F10W3RP0W3R December 5, 2024
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stingered
To be taken by a ponzi scheme. To lose money on a venture when one party doesn't live up to its' agreements. To get stung in a bad deal where one side doesn't live up to expectations.
"Our company is thinking of sponsoring that race team, but we need to perform better due-dilly so as not to get stingered again."
"We tried to pre-order that new crowd-funded widget, but we got stingered and the company never delivered. I'm still waiting!!!"
"We tried to pre-order that new crowd-funded widget, but we got stingered and the company never delivered. I'm still waiting!!!"
stingered by BrandAmbassadorO February 21, 2019
Related Words
Stiggered • staggered • Siggered • Sniggered • stingered • Stoggered • stuggered • bi staggered • Jig swiggered • trigger sniggered
stivered
When the person assigning you the task expects something but does not give you specific enough instruction to meet their expectations.
stivered by 3NV1R03NGG October 18, 2010
siggeret
A common, usually deliberate misspelling of the word, "cigarette".
Often used by people who do not use tobacco, but occasionally used by smokers as well.
Used exclusively in written or typed text; it is pronounced the same way that one would pronounce the word cigarette.
Often used by people who do not use tobacco, but occasionally used by smokers as well.
Used exclusively in written or typed text; it is pronounced the same way that one would pronounce the word cigarette.
Stiggied
To become highly intoxicated from alcoholic beverages, in such a state that the host can not stand nor speak. Derived/Inspired ny the character 'Stepehen James' who becomes 'Stiggied' at every available opurtunity.
Stiggied by Anomolous 1990/08 March 8, 2009
Steigered
When ones level of intoxication becomes so great they not only lose cognitive function but also their ability to stand up and control their limbs
Steigered by Mactruck56 January 12, 2015
Shaggered
1. The passive perception of finding a object that is completely broken, distorted, shattered, destroyed. The use of a Shaggered object is completely invalid due to how messed up it is.
2. To completely mess up a sentence, making a typical teen correct them self’s with “*” or to talk gibberish before rewording what you initially were going to say.
2. To completely mess up a sentence, making a typical teen correct them self’s with “*” or to talk gibberish before rewording what you initially were going to say.
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