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When someone manage to get something they wouldn't expect to get. I managed to Wangle a couple of tickets to the sold out Rush concert.
I wangled a day off work. I just wangles my parent's into letting me go to the cool party. |
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A medieval folk dance as stated by Richard Richard of the tv show 'Bottom' "Well what if i want to have a wan...wan...wangle? Yes its em...its em...its a medieval folk dance! Yes what if i want to have a medieval folk dance before i go to bed?"
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referring to the direction a camera often faces (towards a wang) on social video chat sites Most cameras are at a wangle on ChatRoulette.com.
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Another way to say "pass"... "Wangle me a biscuit..."
"Wangle the weed to the weft hand side..." |
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A combination of the words wang + angle.
Noun: A curved/bent/crooked penis. Adjective: A measure of the amount of curvature/bend in the penis. 1. Johnny has a total wangle, his penis almost bent 90 degrees.
2. Seth only had about a 15-degree wangle, it wasn't nearly as wangled as Johnny's. |
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John: I want a good landscape shot
Jane: Better buy a Wangle Lens |
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to make do, get buy with what's available. Q: Did you manage to finish that essay last night?
A: I wangled it. |
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