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burgaloo 

1) A people mover that takes people from downtown Miami to Brickell Bay Dr.

2) Per the great homeless entertainer Hardee who sings half Michael Jackson songs and half freestyle raps about God/Jesus, you must take the burgaloo to get back to Brickell.

3) The Brickell Loop in Miami, FL.
"Should we take the Omni Loop back? We need to get back to Brickell..."

"No, hop on da burgaloo, dats wheh ya need to go"
burgaloo by raspo86 March 29, 2010
Words you can keep
A slang term, often used as a name for showing affection or endearment towards that person.
"What's up buggaloo?"

"I love you, my little buggaloo"
buggaloo by TheRuddinator August 6, 2013

Bungaloo 

Jon is a freaking* bungaloo
Bungaloo by Paltrow July 3, 2019

Bungaloo 

The term used for a big wiener.
"Damn, that nigga got a huge BUNGALOO."
Bungaloo by TheDissRapper November 19, 2017

bungaloo 

you smell like horse shit, and you're ugly.

~via BruhItsZach
Zach: You see that person over there, they're a bungaloo
bungaloo by zachclaytonsgirlfriend January 29, 2017

Bungaloo 

Someone usually named Luke. Usually dumb. Loves marijuana. Comes in tall lanky form.
Luke is such a Bungaloo
Bungaloo by GrizzlyMorg August 8, 2016

Dirt Button Bugaloo 

Much like clam slapping yet with B-holes.
Very similar to muff mashing except you use your shit hatch.
Think of the Twat Taco Tuesday Watoosi but replace the Twat tacos with Brown Corn Ports
Jill wasn't excommunicated because she only partook in the Dirt Button Bugaloo.

Pregnancy wasn't an option, and my purity ring shone bright that night with the Lord's light, so we commenced with the Dirt Button Bugaloo.
Dirt Button Bugaloo by 1RMFRK July 2, 2014
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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