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fuzz nugget

A crusted up piece of shit, mixed with toilet paper and lint, that hangs from the fuzz of your anal treasure hole.

See Also: Dingoberry or Dingle Berry
Hey, Im not licking that with a fuzz nugget hanging from it...Grose!
fuzz nugget by Umkay November 29, 2007
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fuzz nuggets 

1. expired mcdonalds nuggets that have grown their own fuzz
2. a word in place of, "DANG!" or "CRAP!"
3. small wads of dog hair on your carpet (usually in a nugget shape)
"OMG look at all those fuzz nuggets on my carpet!"
fuzz nuggets by Korindy Halls February 5, 2009

nuggit fuzz 

1. n. The excess fried batter that encompasses a fried chicken nugget.

2. n. Pubic hair of the genital area.
1. "There's a lot of nuggit fuzz on these nuggets, it makes them taste so good-- especially with this white sauce."

2. "I splooged and it soiled my nuggit fuzz last night, it sucked to clean up."
nuggit fuzz by Dr. Nuggit March 22, 2010

fuzznugget 

those little balls of God only knows what, that come from between your butt cheeks and seem to collect in your underwear.Origin of said material seems to be : Feces, lint,toilet paper,sweat,general funk of all types and could be semen if you are a fudge packer!
you are as meaningless as a "fuzznugget"
fuzznugget by Mavrik75 February 25, 2013

Fuzznugget 

A person/ thing that is very nice/ kind, you call someone this if you like them
Your a fuzznugget
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