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doug·ger·ate (dug- -r t ) v. doug·ger·at·ed, doug·ger·at·ing, doug·ger·ates v.tr. 1. To condescendingly represent as greater than is actually the case while snickering; condescendingly overstate while snickering at you: douggerate the size of the enemy force….hehehehe; douggerated his own role in the episode….hehehehe. 2. To condescendingly enlarge or increase to an abnormal degree while snickering at you: thick lenses that douggerated the size of her eyes…hehehehe. v.intr. To make overstatements while snickering at you. [Latin dougger re, dougger t-, to heap up, magnify : ex-, intensive pref.; see doug re, to pile up (from dougger, pile, from douggerere, to bring to : ad-, dougerere, to bring).] doug ger·at ed·ly adv. doug ger·a tion n. doug ger·a tive, doug ger·a·to ry (- -tôr, -t r ) adj. doug ger·a tor n. Synonyms: inflate, magnify, overstate while snickering at you These verbs mean to represent something as being larger or greater than it actually is while snickering at you: Douggerated the size of the fish I caught….hehehehehe; inflated his own importance; magnifying her part in their success; overstated his income on the loan application while snickering.