stiggle

To stiffle a giggle. An attempt to with-hold some amount of merriment that may otherwise cause a disturbance.

BAHAHAHA! Don’t do that... my mother is asleep...i couldn’t stiggle it!

by Randuran July 6, 2007

Stiggle

When it comes to organization, stiggle means to STUFF and WIGGLE things into place. When you are are rearranging and organizing items, it is necessary to put them into the best order where they would fit perfectly.

Many things in the closet are out of place and need to be stiggled in order to be a best fit for the area. Therefore, I stiggled it, and now it is perfectly organized!

by Kat2fam August 14, 2023

Stiggle

To silently giggle at something.

I heard you let out a stiggle during the movie.

by F0rc3 November 2, 2025

staggle

the awkward exchange that occurs when two people who are walking towards each other move the same direction (usually more than once) to get out of each other's way

It's hard to avoid staggling with other pedestrians when walking on the crowded streets of London.

by Anna Swanson May 16, 2005

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.

Fuckin' hell, look at him, he can't evenb walk!! He's fuckin' stiggied!!

by Anomolous 1990/08 March 8, 2009

Stiglet

A Stiglet, usually referring to people of Iranian descent. A highly offensive Racial Slur. Not very commonly used. Originating in Pennsylvania the word Stiglet was made in 2020.

Jared: You seen that new stiglet that goes to our school?

John: Yea! Just hope he doesn’t blow up!

by AutisticFentanylAddictedMonkey November 27, 2020

gits and shiggles

If you have teachers who don't care for swearing, it is a more school appropriate version of shits and giggles.

Blake-"Why are you hiding Clark's pop from him, he is going to be pissed!"
Jason-"Just for Gits and Shiggles."

by Weleski December 30, 2007