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its cree for penis...u know, the thing that ur mom chokes on at night
settle down there tuguy
tuguy by bannikave December 10, 2004
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tugzy • Tugeye • tugay • TUGGY • tuguy • tugly • Tugby • Tuggy Tug • tigzy • tuggy hug
A dick. Tugeye is a term used by Natives
"I love tugeyes'
Tugeye by dc14d6 May 29, 2018
Cree slang word for: Penis or Dick
“Sometimes you just need to look in the mirror and tell yourself, quit being a fucken Tuguy!”
Tuguy by Creestyle November 23, 2018
used and spelled in many different ways :Tugeye, tug, Dugeye, dug or like cooked people say it chugeye, its pretty much what native people say after something funny or to dumb people, it means dirty dick
whats up dugeye
TUGEEYYYEEE!!
Your a fucking tugeye
Tugeye by anonymous November 8, 2020
penis or dick in cree pronounced tuhg-eye

dont say it around your kookum
nephew: hey uncle what does tuguy mean?
uncle : i dont know ask kookum 😈

nephew : kookum what does tuguy mean ?
kookum : *uses the kookum stick* who to you that

nephew : uncle did :´(

kookum * uses the kookum stick on uncle * what the fok u LITTLE shiit
tuguy by halfbredfok December 14, 2021

Tele-tuggy

A Tele-tuggy is essentially a hand job or "tuggy" given to a recipient who is watching television.

This is a play on the word "Teletubbie" which may give the illusion that a "tele-tuggy" is an inocent act which is not sexual in nature; making the persuit of tele-tuggies easier.
Cindy: Dave, why don't you turn off the TV and come to bed?

Dave: South Park is on... I have a better idea! Why don't you come over here and give me a tele-tuggy?
Tele-tuggy by TJ Trouble October 5, 2010
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murderhobo 

In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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