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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.
'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'.
swiggers by Derrick Tibbs July 19, 2019
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cum swigger 

One who consumes profuse amounts of male seminal fluid. may also be used as an insult.
Jenn is a cum swigger, a real cock monster
cum swigger by arcansenal April 15, 2008

Swigger Nigger 

Noun: any person who doesn't order a drink from a fast food establishment giving he/she the right to drink yours.
Dude! Stop being a swigger nigger and order your own drink!
Swigger Nigger by jubs182 August 15, 2011
(adj)To be relating to or of swigginess; to be cool.
(n) something that is ridden
(n)a bastard
(n) something you say to a teacher when your pissed.
Giddy up Swiggy!

I da Swig Master.

Baby Jesus, SWIGGY!
swiggy by Kaitlin May 13, 2005

swiggty swooty 

when someone wants thy booty
man: oh look at dat ass
man 2: swiggty swooty
swiggty swooty by Sex_c_shit November 26, 2013
suburban white nigger... an ethnically white and culturally american suburban individual that dresses, speaks or acts in such a fashion as to emulate black gangster behavior derogatory
That white kid over there wearing his pants with his boxers half falling out is such a swigger; his parents are on the P.T.A.!
swigger by timmy t July 29, 2015
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Every time I walk into the toy aisle, I catch myself kidulting over the latest action figures and LEGO sets!
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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