blahgen 

used when exaggerating someones boring talk

She was like,... blahgen blah....

blahgen by Billie February 15, 2004

blahgen 

Can also be used in a conversation when you hav no idea what to say, or to break an awkward silence. Used in almost same way as meh

person1: Hiya !!
person2: Blahgen

*total silence*
person2: BLAHGEN!!

blahgen by Billie February 22, 2004

Blargen, fa-zibble, noggip 

The collective realization of all your past and future mistakes compressed into a single roasted pine nut*. (Probably)

Also a phrase to slow someone down.

*The meaning of this word in this sentence is a type of food that squirrels eat.

Oh, yeah? What if I said… blargen, fa-zibble, noggip?

Blargen, fa-zibble, noggip by Bry10022 April 8, 2021

blargenshnuggle 

a phrase used when a comeback can not be thought of

Person 1: You are such a loser.
You: Ya well, blargenshnuggle.
Person 1: Wow I got served.

blargenshnuggle by britain July 13, 2006

Blargenstine 

A more intense version of "blarg." Used as an expression of comedic frustration. Considered an intense explicative of "Blarg!"

A gamer accidentally kills or "frags" himself. He would state emphatically: "Blargenstine!" and then laugh, feeling quite embarrassed but comical.

Blargenstine by TrinityKnight(XboxLive) February 11, 2010

blargenfadibblenohich 

Term used on Spongebob Squarepants to slow Sandy down. Also slang in the Idaho Panhandle for miscelaneous words.

Blargenfadibblenohich! Thats the fuckin shit.

"Bet you cant say anything to slow me down" "Blargenfadibblenohich!" "That slowed me down, but I'm still goin"

blargenfadibblenohich by Snuggleplush March 10, 2004

Blargen Fedibble Mechech 

A word that means absolutely nothing and is used by all to show surprise or anger, or essentially any other emotion there possibly could be. By the way it sounds it is commonly thought of as speaking JEW.....but its not... although it is possible that it is hungarian...

Sam: BLARGEN FEDIBBLE MECHECH!!!
Ryan: Stop speaking JEW!

Blargen Fedibble Mechech by JewC May 17, 2008