swiggers
Derived from the word 'swig' : to drink in large gulps
Taking 'swiggers' refers to consuming any liquid intoxicant - typically alcohol, but potentially also lean, sizzurp, purple drank, etc.
Taking 'swiggers' refers to consuming any liquid intoxicant - typically alcohol, but potentially also lean, sizzurp, purple drank, etc.
'This beat makes me feel like I'm on swiggers'
'I'll be in the back of the church, taking swiggers'
'Lord Quas dropped a loop that made us all feel like we had been taking 'swiggers'.
'I'll be in the back of the church, taking swiggers'
'Lord Quas dropped a loop that made us all feel like we had been taking 'swiggers'.
swiggers by Derrick Tibbs July 19, 2019
Related Words
Swiggee • Swiggle • swigger • Swiggled • swigged • Swiggie • swiggler • Swiggerettes • swiggerfungled • Swiggeriffic
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I did not have a glass to pour my beer in from the pitcher, so I grabbed the pitcher and took a swiggie.
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Swigger Nigger
Noun: any person who doesn't order a drink from a fast food establishment giving he/she the right to drink yours.
Swigger Nigger by jubs182 August 15, 2011
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