spangle

when a man uses high-pressure hose to shoot another man up the ass

yo man, i spangled some dude last nite

by Mitch Kumpstein June 13, 2003

sango

a awesome (half japanese half white) teenager. shes cool and has a great sense of style.

"Look at Sango! She dresses soo cool!"
"I so want to ask Sango out."
"Sango is the coolest friend. If she was a guy I would marry her."

by emma holman February 21, 2009

Spanglado

Chris Snow

ah man thats Spanglado

by Ben Baker June 24, 2003

Spanglai

A bastard combination of English, Spanish and French spoken by confused high school students or people who just don't give a damn. Pronounced Spang-Glay, from the English word Spanish, and the French word Anglais (English). Differs from Spanglish by the inclusion of the official language of cheese eating surrender monkeys

"Il fait trop hot my Agua"

(Its too hot in my water)

by Hadley April 12, 2005

Skango

The sweaty, odd-fitting marriage of the Argentian Tango, and the popular dance known as the Skank, which grew out of Ska and Punk.

Invented by cult London band Tankus the Henge in 2011 and popularised at festivals.

"You're not so good at the tango, but that was expected. Let's try a mash up with the skank, we call it the skango!"

by ryvitaskeeter December 4, 2012

Spangdangled

(Adj.) Raver's nomenclature used to describe an individual that is high, or rather tripping of more than one drug. commonly abbreviated as "Spanked"

Last night Steve did acid, ket and MD... he was spangdangled!!

by gijops December 10, 2012

slangonometry

The practice of using common words in innovative ways. The art of creating a new expression; to coin a phrase.

The practice of applying every day words, in a ways that bring a new meaning from that word to create a vernacular, jargon, or slang vocabulary.
"Slangonometry" fades the rigid definitions of words (speech) and allows the artist to express with fresh eyes and tongue.

Its evident that slangonometry was used to create his lyrics.
Slangonometry fades the rigid definitions of words (speech) and allows the artist to express with fresh eyes and tongue.
Without the use of slangonometry, rap music would just be boring and common speech.

by roachgnarly November 24, 2013