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"Leela, are you alright? You got whanged on the head." - Futurama, "Anthology of Interest II"
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I've had a long, hard day at the office; I'm going home to have a coupla shots of scotch , crawl into a warm bed, lube up and whang my whang.
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The subtle female bouquet - reminiscent of fish - resulting from an excess of old vaginal mucus. Sometimes found on ladies bicycle saddles in hot weather Shufti. 'Well Rupert; from the delightful aroma from the kitchen, I thought we were having fish for supper.'
'No, Claude: it's pheasant old boy. What you can smell is Lady Constance's whang. Quite mackerelly today, don't ya think?' |
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n. A slightly acrid or spoiled smell. (at least Texas, perhaps all of the South). This hamburger meat/milk already has a whang to it (and should be thrown out).
This cheap wine really has a whang. (Buy a better Chianti) |
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To throw extremely hard. Usually at a person. Man did you have to whang that rock at my head?
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(v.) variant spelling of 'wang'; this also means 'to smell bad'. Boy it whangs in here -- did you just trump?
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