megged

"It was 'megged' in south Wales, although if you were particularly cheeky you'd shout 'megs' before attempting it," writes Nath Jones.

The Guardian World News Minute-by-minute report 2010

All the women in the neighbourhood seemed to have come this way; and they meg-megged, and they laughed, and when their children awoke they shouted up at the windows from outside.

A Poor Man's House Stephen Sydney Reynolds 1900

Then Aunt Faith called Glory, and told her to bring an egg, beat up in milk -- "to a good froth, mind; and sugared and nut-megged, and a teaspoonful of brandy in it."

Faith Gartney's Girlhood 1865

The play runs at Meralco Theatre from tonight to July 18, megged by the highly competent Chari

Home 2010

Personally I prefer to really rub it in and wonder aloud if the unfortunate victim 'got megged?'

The Guardian World News Minute-by-minute report 2010

It's directed by Cathy Molina, who earlier megged them in "One More Chance" and Lloydie in his mammoth hits with Sarah Geronimo.

Home 2010

"Portrait" onstage (she did Candida over 200 times at Intramuros 'open-air Aurora Gardens alone, helping make it the longest-running play in local theater history at the time) and then in the screen version megged by her husband-a movie praised everywhere but was a loss at the tills.

GIBBS CADIZ 2010

While Bent will take the credit, the architect of the goal was Jordan Henderson who nut-megged Marc Wilson before crossing the Andy Reid who laid the ball into the path of Bent who turned and drilled a low shot beyond James from seven yards out.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2009

But make no mistake, there were certainly days when I drank and it didn't work, and I ended up playing like a total idiot, getting 'megged and everything. "

Footballers playing under the influence 2010