Porange

Verb. The act of spreading the line/clumps of grass clippings that a lawn mower leaves behind when it mows over tall grass.

My friends and I invented this word in high school so that we would have something to rhyme with orange.

After I'm done mowing, can you grab a rake and porange the lawn for me?

by Riders.OnThe.Storm June 12, 2019

Bodrangles

The penis and balls, the whole male package

“Yea I saw Wyatt pick at his bodrangles earlier in the halls. I home he washed his hands afterwards!”

by Thotianashotoldersister January 19, 2021

Prangle

to wash ones gooch

1. prangle
2. prangling
3. prangled

1. "i'm in need of a prangle"
2. "brb, prangling"
3. "what did you do last night?" "not alot, stayed in and prangled"

by GELLLL March 29, 2010

porange

An abbreviation for "People of the Orange" refering to people with red/orange hair and fair skin. The word is used to glorify the orange race and flaunt their superiority over normal people or "normies".

"Porange people are better then regular people"
"Nicole Kidman is one hot Porange"

by Andrew34 December 15, 2008

Porange

Of or relating to words rhyming with orange.

Poets have a hard time incorporating orange into their works, for there is a lack of porange in the english language.

by Wordy Worderson October 12, 2009

porange

Only true style of early american cooking started in the late 1840's by gold miners. Due to long hours of work mining for gold, there was a need for quick and simple dishes. These dishes usually consisted of a seafood item being power braised in a hearth with local citrus to provide acidity.
Chef Matt Wallen at an early age mastered the art of Porange cuisine.

Porange cuisine was created by Matthew Wallen.

by anonymous January 27, 2005

porange

go get something to eat

Hey, Bob, you want to porange?

by Kevin Gunnels January 21, 2005