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A term given to a side project born out of the desire to re-establish relevance in the consumer web/social media space, but which generally only serves to polarize teams and distract the company from its primary product and customer base.
The remaining engineers and the company's customers became alienated when the company, along with select employees, embarked on a year-long mogwee.
mogwee by Snyder'z March 15, 2011
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The victim of an attempt to be displaced as the Alpha Male by a more sexually attractive male. The Moggee will then proceed to Mate-Guard due to the Mogger picking up attention from his girlfriend or love interest.
Dave: I was heightmogged so bad at the Gym yesterday, some 6'4 tank came next to me whilst I was on the bench press and started showing off to my girl. I had to mate-guard her as she was getting interested.

Justin: Damn you really need to stay further apart from these guys at the Gym and stop being a moggee
Moggee by The Dank Meme August 1, 2020
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mogwee moggee Mogeenthra Mogkeet mogwen Monweek Mowee mowgee mom weed mo-weezy
go down on mogwen fly through town 200 mph bam bam bam
mogwen by leetaylor2007 December 24, 2012
A week in which every day is as bad as a Monday
Tuesday was so bad, the young man felt a Monweek coming on.
Monweek by Tenth Power December 2, 2014
Mowgee (mow-ji) is a word derived from MMOG or Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game. This is a pronunciation and an alternative (noun, adjective) of the acronym MMOG.
The Mowgee Industry in Korea is very saturated.
mowgee by Alexander Ayon December 15, 2008
the name of alyce's three-legged cat
MOGGEE! come on moggee, DINNER!
moggee by alex blows donkeys September 14, 2003
brooke. unknowingly, but the moggee nonetheless
brooke: so whats the moggee do?
alex: JUMP!!
brooke: *muffled by mogg* grgajrhkh mooergiiey
moggee by alex blows goats September 8, 2003
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