blug-blug
"I made it, and they didn't give me ANY credit, or ANY $$$, and it's just blug-blug cuz they don't appreciate me and now I feel shitty."
blug-blug by bandcampgirl183 April 8, 2006
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Pig blug
Term coined by KSI in the sidemen eating one colour food for 24 hours challenge. It is the blug of the pig that has a distinct taste of grapefruit despite being an internal bodily fluid of a pig. Nobody knows what it is made out of but Jj and it should not be confused with "pig blood".
Pig blug by Netflix & Chilwell February 20, 2020
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Blug
It is something so weird, confusing, bad, pathetic that goes straight past the point of being ironically funny and just leaves you feeling empty like you want to laugh but there just isn't enough to laugh at. Quite often describes Indian social media posts.
Blug by (mostly) aussie slang ; March 8, 2022
blug
Derived from a cryptic petroglyph found in the Lucero Wash outside of Las Cruces, NM, blug has evolved into a broad term generally referring to a large, unkempt, rude, sweaty, mouth breathing, "ghetto" person, or perhaps vehicle belonging to said person. Subsequently, the word has been "acronymized" to mean Big Lazy Ugly Guy (or Girl).
Blug
Steven: "Damn man this blug is up so deep"
Vladamir *in Russian accent* : "1 blug. 2 blug. Red blug. blue blug"
Vladamir *in Russian accent* : "1 blug. 2 blug. Red blug. blue blug"
Blug by Messy Jelly December 19, 2018
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