to noogie
- verb
- /ˈnʊɡi/
- Informal
- He playfully gave his little brother a noogie during their game.
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Watch on YouTubeSo I didn't really know how to hit him, but I'm noogieing the hell out of this kids head, this noogies.
- So I didn't really know how to hit him, but I'm noogieing the hell out of this kids head, this noogies.
Examples
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After winning the game, he celebrated by giving his friend a friendly noogie.
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She laughed as she gave him a quick noogie to tease him.
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So I didn't really know how to hit him, but I'm noogieing the hell out of this kids head, this noogies.
Synonyms
To gently press the nose or face against someone to show affection
To touch a nose or cheek lightly as a playful act
To tap someone's forehead lightly to be playful or show love
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Etymology
The verb noogie has the same idea: it means to rub someone's noggin 'head' with your knuckles as a playful tease, so to noogie someone is to give them that little joking head rub.