Noun:

ਬੱਗੀ,

ruggy's Usage Examples:

At their best, Levinson and his crew produce dark, druggy pop music remindful of neighbors The Patron Saints or bayou obscuros Feather Da Gamba.

If “icky-sticky” kook-pop and trudging, druggy rock are the two poles of the record , then the Circus Devils travel.

but the production is cinematic and psychedelic, creating a druggy, discombobulated sound like no other.

Yet, not all reviews were favorable; NME lambasted the effort as an attempt to bung some lazy-eyed melody swoons, Mexican twangs and comatose rock-outs over the trademark billowing whale flatulence, and Drop-D Magazine opined, The slow, druggy pace and fascination with their own weird noises work against them.

currently manufactures a 1/8 scale buggy and truggy as well as a 1/8 scale pan car and 1/10 scale touring car.

routed fort", which leads historian Larry Kilcommins to believe that the ruggy part comes from the Irish word ruaig, which means frightened or routed (after.

" Blender"s Douglas Wolk called it "the Boys" psychedelic album — joltingly spare, druggy and funny, with the most gorgeous harmonies of their career.

The peninsula is filled with ruggy and pointed mountains and glacier filled valleys.

There is a newly opened ruggy track from Silame Bhir (just above Sunkoshi river banks at Dolaghat ), which.