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1. A combination of the word "twat" and "boggle", so in literal meaning, a game about/with twat(s).

2. As Kenny would say, "playing with a woman's 'area'" (*Kenny in tourettes guy voice* FUCK LENT!)

3. Commonly used as another term to "finger" a girl(see above, for more user-friendly definition). A close cousin to coggle, although almost opposite in meaning.

4. Commonly conjugated in spanish for "spanglish" users' humor and/or for random comic relief.
ex: Twoggliendo and Twogglemente

or for randomness the following, although not limited to, will apply: Twogglemuffin(particularly effective in creating many a "WTF-face"), Twogglecheese, etc.

used in a sentence: "¡Twoggliendo con mis codos!"

roughly translated: "Twoggling with my elbows!" or "Elbow twoggling!"
1. Kid: "It's Twoggle!"
Kid: "Mom, can i please get it?"
*shakes box*
Cash register:*boop*
Mom: "No way! It's $21.99!"

2.Kenny: "Twoggle!!"
Karen: "Don't say that, remember, you gave up cursing for Lent!"
Kenny: "Aww, Christ! that doesn't count!"
*Karen gives evil eye*
Kenny: "I mean..uhh, that doesn't count, does it?"

3. Kenny: "You'd twoggle that?!"
Trevor: "'Twat did you say?"
Kenny: "She's nasty! Aww, oh well, we'll finger it out later.."

4. Kenny: "¡Twoggliendo con mis codos!"
Mrs. Amaya: "What?"
Kenny: "Ahh, Christ! I mean, umm nothing"
Mrs. Amaya "Don't use spanglish, Kenny! Now, can i finish teaching you to Salsa dance?"
*dances*
twoggle by Kenny Johnson April 2, 2007

twogglefoot 

ex: I was walking out of an alley depressed the other day and saw a bare foot sticking out up the street on the corner. And I was like... MY DAY IS MADE! I'm soooo lucky to have found a twogglefoot. Nothing makes me happier.

ex: I always wondered why that one girl in my school refused to wear shoes. Then one day it dawned on me... she's a dirty twogglefoot :O
twogglefoot by BelletheBeast March 28, 2012

Twogglefoot 

ex: I was walking out of an alley depressed the other day and saw a bare foot sticking out up the street on the corner. And I was like... MY DAY IS MADE! I'm soooo lucky to have found a twogglefoot. Nothing makes me happier.

ex: I always wondered why that one girl in my school refused to wear shoes. Then one day it dawned on me... she's a dirty twogglefoot :O
Twogglefoot by Pseudonyminese August 16, 2012

Dee Twoggle Ding Dong 

An expression of exclamation or utter happiness.
Dee twoggle ding dong! There’s a sale at Harvey Norman!
Dee Twoggle Ding Dong by Qhahsishs November 30, 2019
1. A combination of the word "twat" and "boggle", so in literal meaning, a game about/with twat(s).

2. As Kenny would say, "playing with a woman's 'area'" (*Kenny in tourettes guy voice* FUCK LENT!)

3. Commonly used as another term to "finger" a girl(see above, for more user-friendly definition). A close cousin to coggle, although almost opposite in meaning.

4. Commonly conjugated in spanish for "spanglish" users' humor and/or for random comic relief.
ex: Twoggliendo and Twogglemente

used in a sentence: "¡Twoggliendo con mis codos!"

roughly translated: "Twoggling with my elbows!" or "Elbow twoggling!"
1. Kid: "It's Twoggle!"
Kid: "Mom, can i please get it?"
*shakes box*
Cash register:*boop*
Mom: "No way! It's $21.99!"

2.Kenny: "Twoggle!!"
Karen: "Don't say that, remember, you gave up cursing for Lent!"
Kenny: "Aww, Christ! that doesn't count!"
*Karen gives evil eye*
Kenny: "I mean..uhh, that doesn't count, does it?"

3. Kenny: "You'd twoggle that?!"
Trevor: "'Twat did you say?"
Kenny: "She's nasty! Aww, oh well, we'll finger it out later.."

4. Kenny: "¡Twoggliendo con mis codos!"
Mrs. Amaya: "What?"
Kenny: "Ahh, Christ! I mean, umm nothing"
Mrs. Amaya "Don't use spanglish, Kenny! Now, can i finish teaching you to Salsa dance?"
*dances*
twoggle by Kenny Johnson December 15, 2008
person 1: hey look its a group of tots
person2: its called a thoggle
thoggle by Oof.love? June 14, 2018
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