woggot
woggot by Jack Cattell December 12, 2010
wogget
wogget by It’s looking slow October 23, 2019
Related Words
woggot • waggot • Wiggot • weggot • woggatelli • wogget • woggets and mudge • woggity • woggo • woggo drunk
Faggot Waggot
When the word "faggot" is not sufficient for the level of offense for the word intended. Meaning, the word "waggot" is needed.
Faggot Waggot by LosDKing July 2, 2011
woggatelli
A person of Mediterranean decent, backstabs, untrustworthy. Befriends you for the sake of personal information to gossip with others to entertain themselves, regularly claims to be hard done by. Usually has narcissistic traits and shit attitude.
woggatelli by Friendly non-woggatelli February 17, 2019
woggets and mudge
A traditional English delicacy, woggets and mudge is the British equivalent of biscuits and gravy. It is made by pouring brown gravy over custard creams.
woggets and mudge by SlappyNosebugs November 12, 2021
woggo
Noun: "Look at this guy with his gold chains, what a woggo"
Adjective: "Nice front yard, but the concrete fountain is just too woggo"
(as in "wogish")
Adjective: "Nice front yard, but the concrete fountain is just too woggo"
(as in "wogish")
woggo by Propellerhead December 22, 2003
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Modified derivative of granola.
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