finaggle

To shadily take something away from someone.

I finaggled a pitcher of beer from the bartender for free.

by pookie August 5, 2004

Finagle

Obtaining something by manipulation and or deception.

I don't have any more good tires, so I am going to try and finagle some from the mechanic at the bike shop.

by MountainGiraffe June 23, 2010

Fingon

One of the Kings of the Noldor in JRR Tolkien's Silmarillion; he was not of the house of Feanor but fell under the Doom of the Noldor. His realm was in Hithlum, especially Mithrim; he later shared his realm with humans also. He was slain while leading a host of elves and humans against the armies of Morgoth in Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

Not to be confused with Finrod and Turgon. Tolkien's rhyming-couplet names can make his works a minefield for anyone who doesn't have a good memory of who's who (although it doesn't matter much in Fingon's case, because he appears only very rarely).

by Andy April 28, 2004

fenago

Finessin the plug

Fenago that hoe

by BADNEWs Washington July 25, 2016

finnagonna

Finnagonna

Stresses the action that is about to take place. Usually placed after "Imma"

Imma finnagonna keeeeel you

by Mo and Jam January 15, 2008

Ben Finegold

Ben Finegold is a talented chess player and he gives great tips to people like QVC and Hikamura Nakaru. He loves to make jokes during his lessons and he is a great guy overall.

Person 1: Hey have you seen GM Ben Finegold on Twitch?
Person 2: Yeah breh

Person 1: He has such great thoughts on the wooden shield!

by GMQVC February 5, 2021

finagled (v.)

The act of achieving a ridiculously ridiculous goal by even more ridiculous means.

Someone can easily call shenanigans on anyone who is caught in the act of finagling.

Patrick finagled (v.) his way into convincing the Registrar's Office to let him design eight of his own "Denny's" majors.

by P-norts October 18, 2011