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I sure wrang it out

Here the verb "wrang" is used in the past tense as Ennis admits that he had jerked off, or masturbated many times. The adverb "out" serves to intensify the strong emotions of longing experienced while thinking about the friend he had not seen nor touched for four years.
"I never had no thoughts a doin it with another guy except I sure wrang it out a hunderd times thinkin about you." This is from the written novel Brokeback Mountain by Annie Proulx
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not sure button

the button editors (editor) click when they are not sure whether to choose publish or do not publish.
on the definition of alaskan firedragon that was pretty vague, i had to click the not sure button.
When you are so certain of something, that you will suck dick if you're wrong. Only works for guys.

Generally used to stop innane arguments when one ignorant person keeps arguing something they know nothing about and you know that you're right.
"Isn't the Pub on the next street?"
"No, dude, it's on this one."
"I'm sure it's on the other street."
"Well, I'm SD Sure it's on this one."
"Whoa. Okay, then. First round's on me."
SD sure by Frogman Tim3 November 12, 2009

pedi-sure 

When someone REALLY needs a pedicure.
That girl with the REALLY funky feet needs a pedi-sure.
pedi-sure by knotnice September 8, 2010

purell sure

When you're 99.99% sure of something
I'm purell sure that she's taken, dude
purell sure by caterpillarcock March 31, 2011

Fure-sure 

Like “for-sure” only saidfure-sure”
Kristy: U can pick him up it saves me gas.

Me: ok, “fure-sure” I can pic him up.
Fure-sure by Beanna butt January 14, 2019