brundle

The act of vomiting a thick viscous liquid in front of a crowd of people.

Originated from the character "Seth Brundle(Jeff Goldblum)" from the movie "The Fly(1986)" in which he vomits on to the leg of "Stathis Borans(John Getz)" to incapacitate him.

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brundling

As people watched in disgust, the midget brundled onto the dish in front of her.

by aftershock1975 August 3, 2010

Brongle

Similar to Fondle, a grabbing of (usually testicles).

I'm going to brongle your chonglers.

by jtramsey29 September 1, 2011

brindle

(verb) To finish eating one's packed lunch before midday.

Oh man it's only 11.30 and I've totally brindled my lunch already

by pedro pandito April 29, 2010

Brundlebar

A merged bar of soap created by pressing the sliver remnant of the previous bar onto the new bar. If done correctly with adequate water, they will adhere and become seamless in a day or two. The merge must take place when the soap sliver is thin enough to conform to the contours of the new bar. Although the name is derived from the Brundlefly human/fly hybrid in the 1986 Jeff Goldblum movie, it's OK to merge soaps of identical types, and they tend to stick better anyhow.

Unlike his father, who collected soap shards in a dish and never used them, Jimmy created a continuous series of Brundlebars.

by Frugalist October 18, 2010

brindleweed

A trampy person who looks homeless and wears the same clothes

"Is that a brindleweed"
"Yes it looks like one"

by Brindleweed March 12, 2017

Broddle

a building of man prosititutes, such as a brothel but containing only men.

"hey man, I hear you work at a broddle now, is that true?" "yeah, they pay me pretty well and I get health benefits"

by mr fufu bunny April 29, 2010

Brindle

When you’re left with extremely bad hickeys after getting off with a guy that you can’t go out in public.

“Look at my neck, i’ve been brindled”
“You’re neck is so bruised, that’s a brindle and a half”
“Look at that girls neck! That must be domestic abuse, no, wait, she’s been brindled”

by unihallscardiff March 8, 2019