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A short board or plank attached to a long pole used for stirring up the bottom of a shallow pond or stream.
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It means ... it's a great-idea-but-possibly-not-and-I'm-not-being-indecisive! Larry: Right. Now I want your opinion of my idea
... Second Writer: Splunge. |
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Originating from a Monty python, splunge is a way of saying that you have no worthy opinion and that an idea could or could not be good. It could also be a quick comeback if you do not have an answer for a question. Boss: I don't want a yes man and don't disagree!!! Now what do you think about my business plan.
You: Splunge? |
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"It's a good idea, but maybe not, and I'm not being indecisive" Q. What do you think?
A. Splunge (Monty Python film sketch origin) |
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Plunge forcefully, used as a contraction for "super plunging." Joe, after noticing his toilet was overflowing, knew he would have to splunge the toilet, or do some splunging.
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Splunge, there is really no other definition for it. Slpunge is for Splunge
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Like a brainfart, but more flurbly. Sorry about that, I think my brain went splunge for a moment.
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