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noun: galway slang for shoes
ex: i love your boggins, did you get them in foot locker?
boggins by boykee June 7, 2022
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noun; the way the people of galway refer to shoes
i love your boggins did you get them in footlocker?
boggins by bogginslover June 7, 2022
Can be a adjective (boggins) or a verb (boggin') /noun (bogginsing) /adverb (bogginslike).

If the word boggins is used as an adjective/adverb then it is a positive word (proper cool, trendy, epic, awesome etc.)
If used as noun/verb then it is very negative (to have your life be completely destroyed/ to completely destroy someone else)
Boggins my noggin
Adjective
mark: "did you watch the new Diddy dick and Dom?"
Samantha: "oh man that's proper boggins innit"

Verb
Rob: "Did you hear that Ronald is in hospital?"
Jerimah: "Yeah he got noggins'd din't he"

Noun
Conor: "you do not want to be on the receiving end of a good bogginsing from me, buster"

Adverb
Garry: "man Sarah was running proper bogginslike won't she"
boggins by bogginsman July 7, 2020
A boggins is a silly, imp-like creature up to light-hearted mischief. Usually used to define a silly person or someone doing something nonsensical.
Oh, don't be a silly boggins, there aren't any monsters under the bed (yet)!

See also: rascal imp silly hooligan gremlin rapscallion
A swell cool calm hearted guy
My guy boggins raising awareness of the sith
Boggins by The grater of cheese February 24, 2019
You and Pte. Bloggins can go clean that up.

Pte. Bloggins may say...
bloggins by Gilcrest March 8, 2004

Bagginshield 

Slash portmanteau couple name to describe the pairing of Bilbo Baggins and Thorin Oakenshield from The Hobbit. Used to describe them more as a sexual couple, not just a shorter way of referring to Thorin and Bilbo.
Bagginshield is my newest OTP (One True Pairing).

I can't wait to get home and write some Bagginshield fan fiction.
Bagginshield by Vigorlilover December 27, 2012
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Some grebo passed with Sabbath playing on his stereo.
The Poppies are at no. 17? God, a grebo band in the charts!
They're playing nu-metal now, bloody grebos!
grebo by cactuscat September 15, 2006
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“I reached the TikTok Farlands bro”
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