Murgle

Random, thought provoking word to use during awkward silences.

They say, "I love you."
You say, "Murgle!"

by LSL November 23, 2004

Murgle

To be simultaneously burgled, murdered, and a little bit raped. A swooping motion of all three at once.

Erin: "Don't forget to lock my door, I don't want to get murgled"

"What does that mean?"

Erin: "Murdered, burgled, and raped"

by murgler December 9, 2010

Murgle

A combination between a murmur and a gurgle, usually made by babies or elderly.

The baby has been making murgle noises all morning, I think he is trying to tell us something.

by Slavo D June 21, 2009

Murgled

To be murdered / burgled , or the fear of it happening

"Can you come to take the trash out with me ?, I don't want to get murgled "

"Can you come to take the trash out with me ?, I don't want to get murgled "

by Itsbreanna April 16, 2019

murgle

To lurk in the shadows and sneak around with cat-like stealth. The act of murgling most often involves the permanent separation of food from its rightful owner or designated storage location. The pilfered property may also take the form of shiny trinkets, small beads, bits of glass, screws, hex nuts, and other items of low or minimal value.

Ok, who murgled the last brownie!

I had ten screws set aside right there and now there are only seven, who could have murgled them?

I murgle the pizza, you murgle the beer.

by Heptard February 9, 2008

murgle

The sound or act of a phlegm filled cat purring.

His stomache flipped over as he listened to the sound of his sick cat murgle from beneath the desk.

by Simon Morgan June 11, 2004

murgle

1. to solve a problem by whatever means necessary (primarily brute force, caffeine, sleep deprivation and pirating), first part of the word murder, and last part of gobble indicating killing and eating problems

2. a problem in need of solving that is the process of being murgled

1. This is going to take a lot to murgle.

2. It's just a murgle.

by f8murg October 8, 2007