blagged

same as the others but that taylor kid f’ed-up that quote so badly i have to make amends
tony- “the bookies got blagged…”
avi- “speak english tony, i thought the country sp-wned the f-cking language, but so far no one seems to speak it”
tony- “blagged… robbed.”
to be tricked, to talk your way out of something.
that b-st-rd blagged me into a field and then he fingered me
i just blagged my way out of cheating on my b-tch
a word to describe getting through a situation by improvisation a.k.a…just do it and hope no one notices you have no idea what your doing.
humphrey: omg dude i totally didn’t revise for that test.
ingleburt: dont worry dude i blagged it too.
frequently used in britain and some other english speaking countries, to mean:

1. trickery to obtain something vital or dear to someone, especially information.

2. thieving, stealing.

3. getting something in a cheeky, harmless way.
1. gordon had his personal information blagged, and before he knew it, his bank account was cleared out.

2. the sc-mbags blagged themselves everything from televisions to trainers during the riots. one guy even looted some immodium, after an earlier break-in at nandos.

3. stephanie blagged herself a free drink by flashing some healthy cleavage to the barman, shaking her cute, tight -rs- as she walked away.
something that confuses you (specially when stoned) normally in other forms of the word ie/ blaggin, blags
dude, that blagged my head

or

thats f-ckin blaggin!

or

that blags!
a piece of property etc that has been stolen.
i just blagged this d-ld- out of your mums drawer
to steal/rob off with something or somewhere
bullet tooth tony: “someone blagged bricktops bookies last night”
random american w-nker: “tony, for christs sake you invented the language, speak english”
bullet tooth tony: “blagged, means robbed innit”
from sn-tch