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

Floundering

Established Winter of '04. Used to describe the act of flopping around on the sofa all Sunday long. One resembles a Flounder out of water flopping as it gasps for air, in its case, water.

We floundered all day and loved it.

by Luis March 4, 2005

Flounder

One who Flounds. Term used for a certain type of basketball player. Strengths are quickness, driving, and shooting the ball moderately well. Playing style is unorthodox. Shoots layups with 2 hands. Tends to be lanky in stature. Weaknesses are, well, everything else. Prone to being rejected, out rebounded, and shooting bricks. Can get the job done.

Parker: "Jason, do you want Amir or Seth for your team?"
Jason: "Seth. He's a Flounder."
Parker: "Got 'em..."

by d3ck3r August 31, 2013

Flounder

1) A fish that lives on the bottom of the ocean. Perhaps the origin of the insult 'bottom-dewller' or 'bottom-feeder'.

2) To fail or struggle in a given situation.

1) I have never caught a flounder while fishing, nor should I have.

2) After floundering as a catcher due to injuries, Brian Downing had a successful career as an outfielder.

by Diggity Monkeez March 4, 2005

flunge

to come over the area between bum and fanny on a woman

i couldn't decide to go for the pink or the brown and in the end i flunged it

by fussyballbag January 21, 2011

Fuzzy Lap Flounder

1. The pleasure tunnel of a woman, used for sexual intercourse, and disposal of urin. 2. The fishy surprise found at the mid section of a women.

Dayne will never touch a fuzzy lap flounder.

by Joel OSU March 31, 2003

flunger

(a) fictitious multi-purpose device capable of undertaking virtually any house-hold task
(b) word used to describe a house-hold device for which there is no regular or commonplace name.

Pass me the avocado flunger.
Have you seen the flunger that washes mayonnaise stains out of woollen scarves?
Where's the turnip skin flunger?
Don't use a knife for that, you'll hurt yourself - you need a flunger.

by Tilm Flexbearing March 14, 2008