Definition of a boogin

boogin

noun

• a societal category of people of little moral worth, bad hygiene, little or no income.

  That boogin stole my hubcap.

  Last edited on Dec 22 2010. Submitted by Brandon B. from Ridgway, PA, USA on Jan 25 2008.

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