A flange, or flanger is in fact a musical device that covers all the sonic depths, originally achieved by recording tapes travelling in opposite directions, creating a "swoosh" effect. it is usually created digitally for practicality.
by spaz man November 16, 2004
by bitterlemon January 5, 2010
A flange is a metalic flan or quiche which forms the staple food for robots. Although robots do also enjoy snacking on staples, staples are not the staple food.
The first flange was baked in 1736 (that's just after 25 minutes to six) by Mrs Helen Highwater of Wales. This original flange was cooked to a prehistoric Italian recipe, using a simple combination of copper and iron. Today, the copper and iron flange is called Flange Lorraine or Flance Margharitta, both of which mean "plain and boring, somewhat tasteless, but nevertheless cheap and therefore relatively good value for money flange".
Mrs Highwater fed the original flange to her favourite robotic sheep, LLangchgoch-
gowbylloflen-
ogocgochgoch-
llanllanlllan. The sheep, together with the remains of the flange, can be seen in the International Museum of Flanges in the United States city of Baghdad.
The development of the flange was slow at first, until the Great Staple Crisis of 1987, which led to the establishment of the LLangochgochllogowbyllof
llenogochgochgochllanl
lanllllllllan Flange Export Company. The flange was simultaneously patented by Microsoft, Apple computer, Wikimedia, Mozilla and Coca Cola in the USA, but in the rest of the world is manufacturered solely by anyone.
The first flange was baked in 1736 (that's just after 25 minutes to six) by Mrs Helen Highwater of Wales. This original flange was cooked to a prehistoric Italian recipe, using a simple combination of copper and iron. Today, the copper and iron flange is called Flange Lorraine or Flance Margharitta, both of which mean "plain and boring, somewhat tasteless, but nevertheless cheap and therefore relatively good value for money flange".
Mrs Highwater fed the original flange to her favourite robotic sheep, LLangchgoch-
gowbylloflen-
ogocgochgoch-
llanllanlllan. The sheep, together with the remains of the flange, can be seen in the International Museum of Flanges in the United States city of Baghdad.
The development of the flange was slow at first, until the Great Staple Crisis of 1987, which led to the establishment of the LLangochgochllogowbyllof
llenogochgochgochllanl
lanllllllllan Flange Export Company. The flange was simultaneously patented by Microsoft, Apple computer, Wikimedia, Mozilla and Coca Cola in the USA, but in the rest of the world is manufacturered solely by anyone.
flange =D... =)... =|...
by kodiac1 July 6, 2006
by mark December 18, 2003
a 'bit on the side', i.e sex with someone who is not your regular partner. But now taken to mean any female. Because a flange in engineering is a bit on the side of the main thing.
by Kinky1956 April 19, 2011
by Mark Moore October 20, 2003
DO NOT get these two mixed up...
1) Professionally means the joint between two pipes (as in plumming)
2) Refers to a very smelly undesired (by both sex's) vagina. Probably originated referring to a girls plumming.
1) Professionally means the joint between two pipes (as in plumming)
2) Refers to a very smelly undesired (by both sex's) vagina. Probably originated referring to a girls plumming.
Sally: She's got such a flange.
Kaylee: How would you know that? I thought you were straight?
Sally: I mean the pipes beind her sink.
Kaylee: Oh. Haha.
Kaylee: How would you know that? I thought you were straight?
Sally: I mean the pipes beind her sink.
Kaylee: Oh. Haha.
by Kaylei Jayne September 2, 2009