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shnoogal by Crizzle McGizzle May 3, 2008
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Snoogaloob
(n) Creature, oft piglet-like in appearance, requiring various forms of attention and foodstuffs, particularly Chinese takeaway
Snoogaloob by Pooh_thebear October 12, 2020
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Shoogaloo
shnoogans
an expression used to show ones feelings of happiness or pleasure.
not to be confused with the word "snoogans" that jay uses in kevin smith movies, which is a term used for meaning just kidding.
not to be confused with the word "snoogans" that jay uses in kevin smith movies, which is a term used for meaning just kidding.
shnoogans by excentricpsychopuppy August 18, 2006
Shoogaloo
Shoogaloo can be used in a sentence whether being completely random, or just throwned in the middle of conversation of awkwardness. Shoogaloo can be shouted out of nowhere for the fun of it.
Shoogaloo by JENNNNNIFAAH. July 9, 2010
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