stoogeled

When a large number of your social media posts have received likes, hearts, thumbs up, etc, from one person in a short period of time and fill up your notifications.

My Facebook notifications blew up and I saw that my recent posts had been stoogeled by John Doe.

by mentatgom June 14, 2022

Stooged out

When you get hella high it makes you as stoopid as the 3 stooges

Person one: yo I just smoked some mad weed dawg I’m all stooged out

Person two:dang

by Hailey Cap June 15, 2021

stooged

To lose the advantage, to be taken advantage of.

"Man that guy just took my chick. I've been stooged!"

by Frank E. July 15, 2004

Stoogle

Stoogle
Verb: stoogled, stoogling.
The act of stalking an individual by performing a Google search using their name. Contracted from 'stalk' and 'google'.

Noun: stoogler.
One who stoogles.

Usage: "I stoogled that girl I met at the bar last night and found a picture of her as well as where she works, lives, and went to high school."

Usage: "Don't give that tech nerd your name. He looks like a dirty stoogler."

by Chris Barringer, Christine Jensen, Rob Christopher August 24, 2006

shoogled

A Scottish word meaning "to shake"

Those little "hex bug" toys shoogled across the ground because they have vibration motors in them.

by IAmPseudonyMeRoar!!! December 18, 2018

Stooged

1. To be made fun of or joked on in a manor that you did not expect or see coming.

2. To be blindsided because someone got you to look the other way.

"He totally stooged me with that joke.. I had forgotten about that"

"I looked to the right and then he slapped me from the left.. He really stooged me."

by Cody G December 9, 2008

shoogled

shoogled: Meaning one: being drugged against your will by government or cops. Meaning two: Being drugged down by whoever against your will.

I was shoogled last night. Well, atleast you weren't shoogled by a cop.

by Bryce R. April 29, 2008