Shuggle

Shuggle (third-person singular simple present shuggles, present participle shuggling, simple past and past participle shuggled)

"Shuggle" is an Irish word meaning to rattle, shake or jiggle something.

Just a drink. A martini, shuggled not stirred.

by C.Morningstar April 15, 2023

Shuggle

A Snuggle and Huggle at the same time

to shuggle your boyfriend or girlfriend

by ForgottenOne February 28, 2011

Shuggle

1) a nickname for a man named Shuggy
2)a moving hug

1)Pete:Hey Shuggle!!
Shuggy: S'appening Y'all!

2) To jump into someone so fast for a hug, that the momentum shuffles you a few feet or two from the previous area you were hugging :)

by Jessica Claire Henderson September 11, 2007

shuggle

the way in which a bitch of basicness moves around; to shuffle while adorned in uggs

I can't even...if she doesn't stop with her shuggle and pick up her feet when she walks i'm going to just...i just...i can't even

by jtupton October 30, 2014

shuggle

A shag and a cuddle

I could really do with a shuggle

by betty1248 December 5, 2010

Shuggling

The manner of walking while wearing Uggs (other brands of boots are available) resulting in unnatural shuffling motions and noises which may be disturbing to the people around you

Jannette: What's that really annoying noise?
Fleur: Sorry, it's me, I've got my Uggs on
Jannette: Well stop shuggling at least! And get dressed!

by Angel_k January 17, 2011

shuggle

(verb) combination or blend of snuggling and hugging, used affectionately between immediate family members
(noun) activity of that above

The mother and father shuggled their toddler in the bed early saturday morning when their child came into bed with them.

by Penn Glen January 2, 2012