flunge

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.

by Don Saltena April 06, 2006

flung

A loving word amongst friends that holds negative meaning like idiot or asshole. Except, as stated.. loving!

Can be a prefix to any word in the english language to just call someone something that perplexes them.

"Derp Derp, I love chicken and shinto"
"Shelly, you're a flung!"

"Flungbagel. Flungsicle. Flungsandwhich. etc"

by Mr. Sean October 02, 2006

flung

Describes a fling that is completely over and done.

Liliana: What every happened to that young, cute bartender you were seeing.
Allie: Oh ya, that fling has flung.

by Lotusflower August 27, 2007

Flunging

The verb, "to flunge" is the act of encasing one's nose in the foreskin of another person and exhaling through the nose.

Marie was shocked to discover that the entire school had learnt about her flunging experiences.

Fancy flunging me?

by Clemany Eckert Bollinick November 20, 2008

flunge

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.

by 4rthur October 17, 2004

flunge

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.

by seagull26108 May 01, 2011

flunge

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!

by Wade November 23, 2004