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A few steps further than being "triggered"
That one comment on the news website triggled me beyond belief!
Triggled by KeyLad April 18, 2018

tigglebitties 

A word deriving from the phrase "big ole tittes" used between men, usually in the presence of woman, to describe exceptionally large breasts without the woman knowing what the men are talking about
"Man, that girl had some tigglebitties!"
"I know dude!"
"Hey guys! What are you talking about?"
"O nothing. We definitely weren't talking about your tits, thats for sure."
tigglebitties by Dean 'n Rotten December 28, 2005

Tiggle Jiggle

When a girl with Big Ole Titties (Tig 'Ole Bitties) is running or jumping cause them to bounce, or jiggle, violently up and down.
Hey Nickel, did you see Rebecca at the basketball game? She had the best Tiggle Jiggle running up and down the court!
Tiggle Jiggle by Tony Tedesco March 14, 2011

Tiggle Bitties 

Tiggle bitties is the cool way of saying "big ol titties". This phrase is used as a noun. obviously means that a women's breasts are rather scrumptous, gargantuant, and well shaped. Jenna jameson has tiggle bitties.
Cutler: I was walking down a narrow corridor and this women was coming down the other side.
Husby: wow really?
Cutler: Yeah and and when I passed by her, her boobs brushed me.
Husby:and?
Cutler: It was then I noticed she had some tiggle bitties because normal boobs wouldn't have brushed me.
Tiggle Bitties by Douche Bag mcgee January 6, 2007

Tiggle Bitties 

Damn girl, you gots you some tiggle bitties
Tiggle Bitties by Da White Man September 9, 2003
When one, a 1337 hax0r, uses cheats on a game to pwn someone.
"Look at that. He just toggled the nub."
"Everybody in this pub gettin' toggled."
Toggled by Tipereth November 13, 2005
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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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.
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