Assange 

(v). To walk whilst holding a glass of wine.

"I assanged at a 45 degree angle accross the grass."

Assange by Ulupna February 5, 2012

assange 

To publicly expose against the subject’s wishes.

“When the magazine assanged embarrassing instant messages from Mark Zuckerberg’s college years, his motives for creating Facebook were called into question.”

assange by greatislander December 23, 2010

assange 

(v) To assange means to rape. Related: assanged, assangist, assange them bitches.

Don't walk down that dark lane - you might get assanged.

assange by the condom wikileaked December 24, 2010

assange 

1)Extreme betrayal, insult, rape, or dehumanization.
2)Betraying a confidence.
3)Giving away a sensitive secret.

You will pay for this assange with your life!

assange by beaverfan9 December 2, 2010

Assange 

To treat yourself to an unauthorised second helping of something previously offered willingly.

Named in honour of Julian Assange.

"What happened to my six pack of beers? I said you could have one, you've Assanged yourself to the rest"

Assange by YerMan September 14, 2012

Assange 

Assange (-v.)
When someone changes the password on the WiFi router and won't tell you the new one.

:My neighbour has changed the WiFi password again, I've been Assanged.

Assange by Mr Hoppy October 19, 2016

Assange-Snowden effect

When someone carries out an accusation and is accused of the same fault.

Robert says someone in the other class stole Emma's phone and has been accused of being the thief. There's an Assange-Snowden effect going on here.

Assange-Snowden effect by Dr Drivel September 29, 2020