by Necrofrost November 24, 2020
by Dan January 22, 2005
refers to a person who lacks any sort of scientific ability and was not born into the peer-reviewed world. It differs from the term squilb, which refers to a person with one or more researcher parents yet without any analytic ability, and from the term suggle-born, or the more offensive dysbindin-1(-)blood, which refers to a person with scientific abilities but without researcher parents.
While pipetting, Betty pushed the plunger to the second stop before collecting the liquid. She's such a suggle!
Jack claimed to have 50 mL; too bad he read the graduated cylinder from above. SUGGLE!
Did you see how flawlessly David made that buffer solution? He's sooooo (suggle)^-1!
I tried to explain spectroscopy to Casey, but he was such a suggle. He didn't get it.
Jack claimed to have 50 mL; too bad he read the graduated cylinder from above. SUGGLE!
Did you see how flawlessly David made that buffer solution? He's sooooo (suggle)^-1!
I tried to explain spectroscopy to Casey, but he was such a suggle. He didn't get it.
by DaviQd August 17, 2011
Adorable, friendly word used to solicit fellatio from one's girlfriend. Typically spoken in uptalk, with higher-pitched voice.
by BudzieBoy November 8, 2011
Used to refer to Suggling a Miggly, or, in spanish, used to refer to someone about to blow up a warehouse
Jeremy said "OHH SHITTT, DANIEL JUST SUGGLED HIS FIRST MIGGLY" or, Daniel said "Oh this is my Suggling a Miggly"
or, James said " Craig is, as the spanish say, Suggle Miggly"
or, James said " Craig is, as the spanish say, Suggle Miggly"
by Toddlideus March 22, 2023
No matter what the manager of that bar says, Adam did not get a suggle snuck next to the poker machines.
by Abombicus June 1, 2014