Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

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A loud, extra fancy version of 'Pog' used when gamers are doing wild stuff. It sounds like 'Pag' and ends with '-ing' to show it's happening right now. People sometimes confuse it with a dirty word, like 'pegging'.

'Pagging! He just headshot me in 2 seconds!'

'Pagging like a beast during the final boss fight.'

'Pagging so hard I got a migraine.'

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When someone rides a bike with a friend on the back, usually in Grimsby or Cleethorpes. It's like a weird bike party.

'I got pagged all the way to the fish and chip shop.'

'He pagged me on the way to the pub.'

'Pagging on a rusty bike like it was the Tour de France.'

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A cooler version of 'Pog' used by gamers. It’s from an extension called PagChomp or PagMan. People say it when they're happy about a cool moment in a game or life.

'Paaaaag! I just pulled off a one-hit kill.'

'That move was paaaaag!'

'I got paaaaag from my friend’s epic noob moment.'

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4

A weird religion started by the King Pagger. You have to wear red slaz clothes and crocs. You also have to smoke fags and shag other pags. They’re everywhere, even in Tesco.

'I saw a pagger in Tesco buying 10 slaz shorts.'

'The pag diet is raw onions and buckfast.'

'Paggers are coming to take over the world.'

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5

When you feel guilty after drinking. It’s like your brain is screaming at you. You think you’re going to die from the hangover.

'I’m pagging after drinking 12 pints.'

'Don’t Pag me tomorrow, I’ll be dead.'

'I Pagged so hard I cried in the toilet.'

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6

When you throw up, pass out, and decide to go home while everyone else is having fun. It’s the worst.

'I pagged and fell asleep in a puddle.'

'Pagging after the last round of shots.'

'Pagged so hard I missed the best part of the party.'

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When two people ride a one-man bike. One holds on to the other’s hips, and the other pedals like a maniac, especially when going up a hill. It’s a Grimsby thing, probably.

'Pagging up the hill like it was a mountain.'

'My friend pagged me all the way home.'

'We pagged on a bike that looked like it was about to break.'

by Slangipedia 6d ago