miggers
miggers by Zackattack22 July 16, 2018
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Miggers by BigChunglesCock May 20, 2022
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Miggers by DontYouJustWantToKillYourself January 17, 2024
san miggers
A slang term for the popular Spanish beverage San Miguel. Not to be confused with the derogatory term “sand niggers”
san miggers by Barlow & Daz August 17, 2018
Migger
Migger by Prinz_aquatic February 26, 2021
Migger
Someone who claims to be a plane enthusiast but only roots for designs and models Manufactured by Mikoyan-Gurevich.
Migger by Admiral Jay March 7, 2021
migger
If you want to use the migger in a sentence you use it as follows:
If the person is using MiG type planes or jets you call him out
"Why are you a migger?!"
If the person is using MiG type planes or jets you call him out
"Why are you a migger?!"
migger by NoobigBoom June 23, 2022
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