scoogie

Scoogie can be a noun, or a verb. Scoogie means you love someone, or it can be what you call someone you love.

Example:
She is my Scoogs, and she makes me feel scoogie.

A good translation of the able sentence is:
She is my wife, and she makes me feel loved.

by SeanProsman August 29, 2005

scoogie

a good looking dude.

i am going to get my hair done.. there might be some scoogies at the club tonight

by giggles134 February 19, 2009

scoogie

Scoogie is my cats name and it means strange looking or wierd....

1.) Scoogie got her head stuck in a box today.

by Sarah March 21, 2005

scoogie

Scoogie is what happens to your gum after you've been chewing it for a long time and it loses all its flavor.

Does anyone have any more gum ? Mine has gotten so scoogie I can hardly stand to chew it.

This gum is so scoogie, it feels like I'm chewing a rubber band.

by EZBNME February 4, 2008

scoogi

(Skoo•jee) nickname for someone very dope or fresh

Damn scoogi you always lookin fine as hell!

by Scoogi June 7, 2016

Scoogy

To feel cosy, comfortable, warm and fuzzy inside

I'm in bed all scoogy, or I'm all scooged out in this big cuddly armchair

by Pillowprincessel December 11, 2015

Boot Scoogie

A narrowly successful action pulled off by the slimmest margin—usually clumsy, chaotic, or ungraceful in execution, but technically a win.

"I tried to hop the fence to impress her, caught my foot, faceplanted hard—but I landed on the other side. Straight-up boot scoogie."

by argo.navis June 4, 2025