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n. A fencing technique that combines a lunge (a common offensive footwork) with a fleche (a popular pre-90s footwork that became illegal following the 1988 Seoul Olympics) in order to maximize reach and minimize time of the attack. When properly executed, a flunge can transport a fencer in a distance far greater than any normal footwork would.
The term is in wide use by English-speaking internationl community, but it has yet to be adopted by the Franco-centric authority of the sport. Just when he thought he was out of distance, his opponent excuted a flunge. He was convinced that it was an illegal fleche, and appealed the ruling.
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The flunge is the wobble of flesh that protrudes between the waistband of hipster trousers and the hem of a too-short t-shirt. Look at the flunge on her!
Don't wear that, it's a bit flungy. |
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to come over the area between bum and fanny on a woman i couldn't decide to go for the pink or the brown and in the end i flunged it
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the act of flying off the handle at someone, while lunging at them I was arguing with my redneck uncle and he flunged and scared the shit out of me!
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a meal taken after dinner, but before breakfast of the following day. typically had while drunk between the hours of 11pm-6am at a van of some description, flunge is a meal enjoyed every night around the world. typical flunges include:
- burgers - chips - kebabs - instant noodles - cereal 'flunge' originated in chesham, buckinghamshire, by a group of five young men eager to find a word for the most important meal of the day. |
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A form of bukaki using a dog cone collar tied tight around the neck. the jiz is filled up until the victim breaths bubbles of jiz. I love to Flunge
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