schmuggen 

A word used as a nickname for a small animal. (mostly pets, e.g. dogs, cats, etc.)
plural - schmuggens

This little schmuggen eats a hell of a lot of food for his size.
I rescued these little schmuggens from a box on the side of a road!

schmuggen by CloudMonkey June 13, 2022

Schmugge  

1) a last name from Prussian/Polish heritage,the people are usually found in Chicago or the Carolinas ,these people really like to party , they are also very gifted and creative people

That guy is such Schmugge , he always throw a great party !

Schmugge by Miezsko March 2, 2009

Schnűggelibee 

A semantically broad term utilised when the (potentially demanding) speaker is sleepy.

Most commonly used to encourage affection or as a request for the company of Northern lasses.

NB: The flexi-syllabic nature of this word (/ noise) allows it to replace the lyrics of any popular songs, post 1969.

Schnűggelibee

Schnűggelibee by colourfuleraser August 31, 2010

schmuggle 

schmuggle

A kiss (smooch) a hug and a cuddle thrown into one word,

ooh! Mi amor! *schmuggles*

schmuggle by Darth Fureon April 21, 2006

schmogging 

The act of making a strong and lasting impression at a post lunch business meeting by projecting schmog all over the meeting room walls.

The only way Steve could see getting out of this 3:00PM process meeting and potentially this dead end job, was to conclude his opening remarks at the meeting with a good schmogging.

schmogging by Lord Smitty March 17, 2011

Schiggenbörger 

Schiggenbörger is a philosophical construct to those enjoying their late night drink. Similar to religions, one might encounter the Schiggenbörger late at night in a dark alley, as an angelic projection.

Mostly encountered after too many drinks.

We went for some Schiggenbörger yesterday, we had a great night!

Schiggenbörger by Die Gebrüder Schiggenbörger November 11, 2022

Schmiggerbloben 

A word you use when you don't know the word you are looking for.

where did i put my Schmiggerbloben?

Schmiggerbloben by TPW 21418 September 5, 2011