- shoogle
- shoog·le
English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
Shoogle — to shake or rock from side to side Don t shoogle the ladder. A shoogle is a shake or nudge such as Give me a shoogle if I fall asleep. The old tram cars were known as shooglies and if someone s jacket is on a shoogly peg he is in danger of… … Scottish slang
shoogle — ˈshu̇gəl variant of shoggle * * * shoogle /shŭgˈl/ (Scot) intransitive verb 1. To shake, joggle 2. To sway, rock back and forth transitive verb To shake, joggle noun A swaying, rocking motion ORIGIN: Cf ↑shog, ↑shoggle … Useful english dictionary
shoogle — verb To shake or rock rapidly … Wiktionary
shoogle — Scottish Vernacular Dictionary To shake, shoogling, shaking … English dialects glossary
Shooglenifty — Infobox musical artist Name = Shooglenifty Img capt = Img size = Landscape = Background = group or band Alias = Origin = Edinburgh, Scotland Genre = Celtic fusion, folk rock Years active = circa 1990–present Label = Greentrax, Womad, Compass,… … Wikipedia
Troots — Infobox Album Name = Troots Type = studio Artist = Shooglenifty Released = January 20, 2007 Recorded = Genre = Celtic fusion Length = 49:03 Label = Shoogle Producer = Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|4|5 [http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg… … Wikipedia
Auchenshoogle — is a fictional Scottish town, an amalgam of Dundee and Glasgow, used since the late 1990s as the setting (originally unnamed) of the comic strips Oor Wullie and The Broons in The Sunday Post. The name may be a comic variant on the real Glasgow… … Wikipedia
shoogly — Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Wobbly Stick a beer mat unner the leg ae that table Shuggie ,it s awfy shoogly Also a nickname for the old Glesga street trams which used to shoogle along the tram lines … English dialects glossary
shoogie — /shŭgˈē or shooˈgē/ (Scot dialect) intransitive verb To swing, sway back and forth noun A swinging or swaying movement ORIGIN: Cf ↑shoogle, ↑shog … Useful english dictionary
shoogly — shoogˈly adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑shoogle … Useful english dictionary