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A combination of pringle and wangle, prangle simply means 'to wangle a pringle', and was created in celebration of these excellent words. He was going to wangle a pringle from the policeman = He was going to prangle from the policeman (or) he was going to prangle the policeman.
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| 2. | Prangle | ||
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To cut something in a downward fashion. Oi mate, i will PRANGLE you.
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to wash ones gooch 1. prangle 2. prangling 3. prangled 1. "i'm in need of a prangle"
2. "brb, prangling" 3. "what did you do last night?" "not alot, stayed in and prangled" |
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