dugle

(Doo-gul)
V
1 To make something easier in one aspect but harder in another.
N
2 a solution that solves a problem but creates another.
Adj
3 Having the effect of a dugle.

Jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire is a classic example of duggling oneself.

His solution to being hungry was eating ice cream, but it turned out to be a dugle because the ice cream gave him a tummy ache.

"Dude, going through your ex's pics might sound nice right now, but you'll realize it's a dugle idea when they bring back all those painful memories.

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