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ugga dugga 

Ugga Dugga. (Ugg-guh dug-guh)

Unit of Measurement regarding time and usually torque. Often found in automotive stores, mechanic's garages, and redneck tractor pulls.
Ugga duggas can be counted infinitely, but it is commonly understood that 5 Ugga duggas is the maximum for torque, while three Ugga duggas is sufficient to hold most projects.
To count an Ugga Dugga one must be wearing a ball cap backwards, have at least one busted knuckle, a beer in reach. Then as you squeeze the trigger of your impact gun, you count off like so, "One Ugga Dugga, Two Ugga Dugga, Three Ugga Dugga..etc" Don't forget the southern, redneck drawl or to spit the juice from your oral tobacco products, or else your Ugga Duggas will not be sufficient.
Bobby looked at Earl and asked, "I forgot was it three Ugga duggas or five Ugga duggas for the bolts on this here McCormick W9?"
ugga dugga by LuckyMcTaggert November 27, 2016
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ugga dugga 

A special type of retard, not fully retarded but almost there.
“Caden, What the fuck are you doing, you ugga dugga retard!”
ugga dugga by Plat50 March 6, 2024

Ugga dugga kid 

Absolute unit of a child.

A child who plays highschool variety football as a linebacker, while still in middle school.
That ugga dugga kid broke all my door knobs.

Headless ugga dugga 

An automotive technician that has no clue what they are doing.
That new guy Justin is a real headless ugga dugga.

Uggadugga 

Unit of measurement for force applied.
I torqued the bolts to 2 - uggadugga's
Uggadugga by Professorofthedarkarts February 6, 2024
ManuelDaMurd said to his son, who is only 5 months “Can I have friends” in which his son replied “UggaMugga”
UggaMugga by ThatMfnBish June 22, 2021
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