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Spuggie means sparrow in the Geordie dialect, spoken in the Tyneside region of North East England. (Particularly Newcastle)
Used in slang terms to refer to a child (usually a girl) or a child who is small for their age.
"there were lot's o spuggies on the bird table this morning"
"That little spuggie doesn't look old enough to be in 4th year"
"Come on it didn't hurt that much ya spuggie"
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Spuggie is an old fashioned word for a bird.
Seen all them spuggie's on that roof?
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a spuggie is someone who winges a lot during online gameplay. they are traditionally from the northeast of england and have the geordie accent. they are always ginger
people called colin say things like ''spuggie noooo!''
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Ginger character originally from long-running children's chav drama programme "Biker Grove". Now more commonly used as an insult to people who, whilst claiming their hometown to be Middlesborough (NOT NEWCASTLE - or THE TOON), actually grew up in the remote fishing community of Craster on the north east coast of England.
If you go down south have a look in Waitrose for the Craster kippers. I bet Spuggy's dad landed them last week.
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A slang term in Cumbrian dialect for a House Sparrow, a small brown bird often seen in close proximity to Man ,locally common though becoming rare nationally.
' Have a deek (look) in yonder hedge and you'll see a laal Spuggie sitting on a nest.
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A singular masturbation game whereby a man lies flat on his back with a photograph of a woman behind his head on the wall. The object is to ejaculate onto the face of the woman.
Sorry, I can't come out tonight, I'm playing Spuggy Darts.
The shit you have after a really major session on the piss.
When you attend to the bathroom the next morning, it comes out like a flock of spuggies...
Spuggies is the geordie word for a sparrow...
Oh Christ I had a flock of spuggies comin' oot o' me arse this mornin'