stangledoodle

a strange tumor grown in unicorns wich can later be removed and use as ice cubes that never melt.

aww man. my drink is warm. i need a stangledoodle.

by johan gra June 24, 2006

Spangled

The act of eating, shitting out, and getting generally owned by food from Spangles. Spangles is crappy burger place based in Wichita, Ks.

You hungry? No man, I just got Spangled about an hour ago, my ass is on fire.

by Badforce September 15, 2008

star spangled underwanger

a term used to define:
1:a prince albert piercing with a particularly bling dickring

2:a pair of glitteratti boxers, similar to michael jacksons sequined glove...

oh my, his star spangled underwanger stunned me!

by i_hate_manboobs_05-06 December 24, 2005

stangle

another word for fork

The term was invented in a conversation at Clinton Dining Hall at SUNY Plattsburgh about the arbitrary nature of an object's assigned word.

Dave- Why is a fork called a fork? Why isn't it called a stangle?

Justin- Uh, because it's a fork?

Dave- But it's so arbitrary. All right, from now on I'm going to refer to any fork as a stangle.

Justin- Dude, you're weird.

by DaveSUNY September 9, 2011

shangled

definition for a stronger way of expressing soemthing that is both shagged and mangled

"pauly c you look fokin shangled mate"

" yeah dude i nailed a propper fittie last night but also go lamped by her boyfriend"

by RandomPaul April 18, 2007

stangle

a girl similar to a skank; she might stank; maybe wasn't loved enough as a child so she looks for love in all the wrong places; trouble maker; not someone you wanna be seen talking too; uber slutty; tries to hard; not very pretty; furture stripper

eww! you got drunk and made out with that stangle?! you better go to the doctor and check for herpies after you wipe that silver lipstic with purple liner (gross) off your face!

by jj fad January 25, 2005

spangled

From the National Anthem at an OU home football game:
To shart (shit and fart at the same time) oneself.

I just spangled a little in my panties.

by Amy Kemp September 9, 2004