dangle berry

Dangle Berry refers to bits of poo and toilet paper stuck in the around around the anus. They dangle like berries- hence their name.

I was rimming him when I noticed something in my mouth- it was a dangle berry!

by Nixon Popdizzy November 3, 2003

Emo Dangling

To dangle a Emo out of a window via a bungee cord.

Oh shizz man that emo just got boid, hes been emo dangling

by Winston aka WINZ October 16, 2007

cherry dangles

Bits of poo that hang from the arse-hair of particularly hairy individuals while they are pooping.

He's so hairy I bet he gets cherry dangles.

by Nosman October 23, 2003

angle of the dangle

the angle of the dangle is proportional to the mass of the ass if the heat of the meat is constant.

x (angle of the dangle) = y (mass of ass)/k (heat of meat)

k is the constant.

angle of the dangle hard on cockjunk package

by jackhammer111 December 2, 2010

crap dangling

Canadian sport consisting of a large breasted woman, a sailor, atleast one jewish person, a barrel, and a wad of crap.

Jon: Hey Pete are you going to Janet's party?
Pete: Nah, there's a big crap dangling tournement today...hey are you jewish?
Jon: Yeah
Pete: You want to come?

by Tanch May 6, 2005

Wangle Dangles

Testicles that hang lower than most.

Man that kids wangle dangles need a harness, look at those boys sailing in the wind!!!

by jandkarp4 June 21, 2008

Angles and Dangles

"Angles and Dangles" is a term used by submariners for the critical manuevers that usually takes place soon after the nuclear submarine has left port. Once the sub has reached deep water, the sub is put through "angles" or alternating deep, steep dives and steep climb outs. During "angles" anything that is not properly secured will shake, rattle, fall, etc. and make some sort of noise. These items which shake loose are known as "dangles", and they must be corrected before the sub is fully considered as silent running. Basically, the sub dives deep and comes up steep repeatedly while listening for any sounds.

After the sub was put through angles and dangles many items were found to improperly secured, because many sounds were detected.

by Dennis Riggs October 13, 2003