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UGD
Utang (Debt), Gadai (Pawn), Dol (Sell).
A condition when someone is running out of money due to extreme addiction; living a lavishly-pretentious-hedonistic lifestyle; or involved in cult, Ponzi Scheme, or something similar: having enormous debt, so they sell and/or pawn their possessions just to survive
A condition when someone is running out of money due to extreme addiction; living a lavishly-pretentious-hedonistic lifestyle; or involved in cult, Ponzi Scheme, or something similar: having enormous debt, so they sell and/or pawn their possessions just to survive
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ugD • ugdar • UGDH • ugdjlhkdsakjdhsflkjdsahkladfhglkjasdfh • Ugdorable • ugdrays • Ugdrogynous • ugdwugd
ugdwugd
This term originated from the deep south (TAM^2aUSA). It's actually an acronym representing the following phrase:
"U Gotta Do What U Gotta Do"
"U Gotta Do What U Gotta Do"
You are out at a club having a good time, drinking, etc. A girl starts to give you some attention, but you know that you would never hook up with this girl sober... or even when you are just slightly drunk. Then your friend, noticing what could be going down, turns to you and says "UGDWUGD."
You then proceed to hook up with the "monster."
Game. Set. Match.
You then proceed to hook up with the "monster."
Game. Set. Match.
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ugdjlhkdsakjdhsflkjdsahkladfhglkjasdfh by um no ban me May 8, 2022
Ugdorable
Ugdorable by Kimagination June 17, 2015
Ugdrogynous
Someone who presents themselves as incorporating elements of both genders but (rather than looking like Bowie) gets it wrong. Very very wrong.
'Travis, I think your ugdrogynous roommate is stealing my underwear again.'
'Don't worry Sally, I'll have a word with him once he gets back from larping.'
'Don't worry Sally, I'll have a word with him once he gets back from larping.'
Ugdrogynous by Park Il-sun January 30, 2009
ugdar
The uncanny ability to detect when hideously ugly people are in close proximity to oneself, or are rapidly closing in on one's position.
Worker 1: It's after 9:00, is that heffer Katarina going to be in the office today?
Worker 2: Well, she hasn't called in. And on top of that, my ugdar is pinging like mad so she must be on her way now.
Worker 2: Well, she hasn't called in. And on top of that, my ugdar is pinging like mad so she must be on her way now.
ugdar by FarmAnimal April 29, 2009
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