bung flung

n. an anal purge of semen

after the couple finished making backdoor love, the woman was careful to clench her anus so as not to get bung flung on their sheets.

by Daniel Infrangible April 21, 2011

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 23, 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

Flungle

(n.) A Catastrophe or Accident caused by inexperience or clumsiness. Marked by its huge amount of wasted time, effort and/or expense in the face of previously provided good advice.

1) 9/11 was a flungle by the Bush Administration.

2) I told you not to drink and fight. Your face is a total flungle.

3) My car was nice before I crashed it when it snowed. Now its a flungle.

4) The DMV is run like a flungle.

by Jacob Perrotta January 25, 2009

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

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

flung

To use, make use of, or apply to
Origin: When a card (credit, debit, discount, etc.) is thrown on a counter, it is said to have been 'flung'

Everytime my father went to a hotel, he always flung his AARP card down and demanded a senior rate.
I didn't have enough cash on me so i just flung my Visa and signed away my soul.

by pythonspam November 30, 2003