Smigged
Smigged by Geoffrey Smith June 10, 2019
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fer shiggedy
Slang white-speak, a Caucasian comeback to the Snoop Dog’s ‘fo’ shizzle’ both loosely meaning ‘for sure’ in a way that is downtown and striving at least to be as hip as anything this white ever could be.
Well shit, that’s a 10-4 and fer shiggedy; if I ever heard anything more true, I can’t say what on Earth it’d be!
fer shiggedy by Dr Bunnygirl August 28, 2019
smiggidy
smiggidy by Domooooooooooooooooo July 24, 2007
smogged
to subject a car to an emissions test with a pass result. Usually a state will require such a test with a passing grade in order to properly register your car in that state.
I finally got my car smogged but I had to have the mechanic work on it for days.
I couldn't get my car smogged. The catalytic converter failed.
I couldn't get my car smogged. The catalytic converter failed.
smogged by whiskeyhotel February 4, 2012
fo' shiggedy
fo' shiggedy by Keyser Soze July 28, 2003
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