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1. ankle
Extremely bitchy or useless woman. So-called because an ankle is two feet lower than a cunt.
Fuckin' ankle just cut me off!
by Holden McCrank Jan 31, 2003 share this
2. ankle
3 feet lower than a cunt.
I cant believe Elaine is being such an ankle!
3. ankle
1)adj.- The insulting term used to indicate the lowest of femalelife forms, usually human, inferring that she is two feet lower than a cunt, or at ankle level.
My cunt of a girlfriend has sunken lower than an ankle.
by jrh5356 Apr 15, 2005 share this
4. Ankle
Where college girls get tattooed during their freshman year so that everybody can tell them apart and determine what clique they are in, because they all wear the same jean miniskirt and school hoodie as every other girl on campus.

Here's what each girl usually winds up getting:
Sorority girl = butterfly or dragonfly on one ankle, sorority letters on other.

Lesbian = poem, black cat, or Siamese cat
Party girl = sign of the zodiac (not necessarily her own)
Athlete = Kanji symbol that the coach talks all the girls into getting, because it's a word of inspiration such as "strength". It almost always means something entirely different than what the coach convinces them it means at the time they get it.
So many college girls get tattoos on their ankles (even though the trend was supposed to have waned after the Friends era) one begins to wonder if it is some sort of school policy.
5. Ankle
a girl friend who always nags you and gets in gets in your business or always there like an ankle brace!
That girls an ankle cause she always nag me to quit baseball to spend more time with her!
6. ankle
1. To walk.

2. To quit one's job or place of employment.

This is movie industry slang, originally found in Variety, the long-time trade magazine of the film business in Hollywood.
1) Let's ankle over to Mary's party.
2) He ankled his job after fighting with the director.
by VAKI5 May 10, 2005 share this
7. Ankle
The mother of a child born out of wedlock. An unfortunate creature. Referrs to her low station. more modern definitions refer to the undisputable fact that an ankle is two feet lower than... An interesting survivor of the last 200 years. First reference to its use in this context believed to have been about 1795.
Ya, she de ankle dat de moll.
by Bob Prochko Sep 21, 2005 share this
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