verb, transitive: to make someone's life significantly less pleasant through no malicious action of one's own
Doug: Oh, wait, Peter, did you order wheat toast?
Peter: Yeah...
Doug: Oh, I guess I ate your food.
Everyone else: Peter, you been DOUGGED!
Peter: Yeah...
Doug: Oh, I guess I ate your food.
Everyone else: Peter, you been DOUGGED!
by Brunonian Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi Society February 23, 2008
Doug can be used as a measure of Speed, Height, and Weight
In height, one (1) Doug can be measured at 6.5"
In Speed, one (1) Doug can be calculated at a 3 to one ratio. For every one step that I take, it takes Doug 3 steps to go the same distance. In Turn, the average person takes 2,000 Steps to complete a mile. Doug would take 6,000.
In Weight, one (1) Doug weighs approximately 36.8 lbs.
In height, one (1) Doug can be measured at 6.5"
In Speed, one (1) Doug can be calculated at a 3 to one ratio. For every one step that I take, it takes Doug 3 steps to go the same distance. In Turn, the average person takes 2,000 Steps to complete a mile. Doug would take 6,000.
In Weight, one (1) Doug weighs approximately 36.8 lbs.
by ksmittle July 31, 2019
by logan frederick June 09, 2005
To take advantage of someone's misfortune or temporarily incapacitated state for your own immediate personal gain.
I started having an asthma attack while we were playing air hockey, so of course he dougged me and scored a goal!
by DocOblivion January 06, 2016
The coolest person ever, he is so cool chuck norris wants his autograph. he is smoother than Keith Stone. He is also the god of Beer Pong. But don't piss him off or me might scream at a child, hes just that awesome!
by The 4th man in the wolf pack May 24, 2011
Quite possibly the nicest guy you’ll ever meet, he’s not a simp, but he’ll treat you real nice. Also a great filler name to call someone whose name you’ve forgotten.
by uncleberg July 18, 2020
To act in a way that is some what, "muggish" or "annoying." This term is used many times when a fellow friend acts in a way you do not wish them to.
by Henri S October 08, 2007

