Flunkie

a bitch, a follower, a gopher

Sarah is Susan's flunky.

by Disturbed1 November 3, 2004

Hu Flung Pu

When someone crank calls a Chinese Restaurant inquiring about whether they have certain items on their menu, one being Hu Flung Pu (Who Flung Poo) and the other being the notorious Cream of Sum Yung Gai or Cream of Sum Hung Gai (Some Young Guy or Some Hung Guy). If the order taker doesn't speak English very well, the crank convo can turn out to be humorous.

Cranker: Yes, good evening, I was wondering if you have Hu Flung Pu on your menu?

Order Taker: Hu Flung Pu, no we have Hu Shu Bean Curd and Pu Pu Platter, which you like for take out?

Cranker: Does the Pu Pu Platter come with a lot of Pu Pu

Order Taker: Let me read you what comes with Pu Pu Platter

by sarasplayroom.com July 15, 2009

mother flunker

A loophole swearword for "motherfucker".

She called her teacher a mother flunker, and almost got away with it.

by Aconiteum May 15, 2018

flunatic

a flu lunatic; someone who treats the coronavirus like it's the bubonic plague

Mike: Have you guys even used hand sanitizer today?!?!?!?!

Ted: Shut up Mike. Stop being a flunatic.

by Chodles19 December 18, 2021

Flungella

When a man ejaculates on a blond girls ass and makes an asian girl lick it up while hitting her in the face with his penis.

It takes a special type of persuasion to pull off the flungella successfully.

by acebutterflyturd February 9, 2010

Dunk Flunk

1. What happens when an over-confident basketball player tries to make a spectacular flying "dunk" but fails to score.

2. The kind of show-boating that enrages college coaches.

3. An embarrassing act of athletic incompetence.

Coach: "We would'a won that game if Hakeem hadn't tried that ridiculous dunk flunk in the second period. Arrrggghhh!"

Athletic Director: "I think I'm going to be sick now."

by Peter Kobs March 26, 2010

flunge

n. A fencing technique that combines a lunge (a common offensive footwork) with a fleche (a popular pre-90s footwork that became illegal following the 1988 Seoul Olympics) in order to maximize reach and minimize time of the attack. When properly executed, a flunge can transport a fencer in a distance far greater than any normal footwork would.

The term is in wide use by English-speaking internationl community, but it has yet to be adopted by the Franco-centric authority of the sport.

Just when he thought he was out of distance, his opponent excuted a flunge. He was convinced that it was an illegal fleche, and appealed the ruling.

by Don Saltena April 24, 2006