adj. Poogish, Poogishly, Poogishness. Used to describe a person or thing as either, 1. Limited in thought or concentration, or 2. Having no purpose in life, or wandering for no reason. 3. Also describes drunkedness or cloudiness of mind and use of limbs.
4. Used to decribe oneself's actions.
v. "Nadroj ambled around the park poogishly after having one too many drinks at the party."
"I sat in a poogish stupor during the math test that I had failed to study for."
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Spending time being lazy and unproductive while it is well deserved.
I have worked hard all week, got lit last night, have a hangover today, so I'm going to pooge all day!
lounge relax nap lazy binge eat hangover tired
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1.(v) the act of randomly becoming disconnected from the internet, especially while playing a game that requires an online connection.
2.(n) the sound of such a disconnection (see definition 1.)
1. "Crap, Danny went poog. Now we have to wait until he gets back online."
2. *poog*
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Affectionate term for the noble pug dog. Variation on the more formal pΓΌg (with umlaut).
Mark thought the poog smelled like a clam bog.
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"Pro Noun" (Poo-Guh) - A Slummy (Usually White) person living off welfare and spends all there money on drugs and alcohol. Many "Poogs" are living in low value apartments and have no respect for anyone else. Some towns are referred to as "Poogvilles" containing many poogs living in it. The Apparel for a Poog consist of: Tank Tops, Track Pants, Baggy Clothes and Large Tongue Shoes. Many poogs have children when there early. (16-18) Smoking is also a large part of any many poogs lives, wether there 13 or 20 there still a poog.
Casey Anthony Peterborough ON Canada Teen Moms Smokes Poog
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A fight club round / a fight for fun, usually squaring off between buddies and their friends that you don't know.
Were you there yesterday? That was a good poog.
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