trangled

"trangled" translates to smashed, wasted, scattered, trashed etc. a chemically induced state of being which can often exhibit one, more or all of the following symptoms:
happy
confused
dreggy
grinning profusely
sore jaws
chewing
sometimes results in inflated lips
munted
zombified
talkative
spaced-out
wide-eyed
pretense of intelligent conversation (when really only crap is being spoken)
unexplained giggling

1) i don't remember - i was trangled at the time
2) i was trangled all weekend

by leeeps September 9, 2008

Pink Triangled

When a guy falls for a female only to then find out she is lesbian. This is especially the case when the chemistry between the pair in question is seemingly quite strong.

Devon: Yeah so after she took me out to china town for lunch, studying in her room, and doing a yoga class together...she told me she was a lesbian.
Arthur: That's harsh man
Devon: I was totally pink triangled! I haven't felt this close to a girl in years!

by Zeke63 July 14, 2013

Tringles

Tringle or tringling is a term used to send out messages in some way to gain information for parties, drugs, or anything else a,person might want to know about

"Yo man what's going tonight?"

"I'm not really sure maybe I'll set my tringles out and and see what's up"

by the Tringler May 7, 2018

Triangling

A sex act performed when three people form a triform of the common act of sixty nine.

last night i was triangling these two guys, my ass is okay but my mouth still taste like ass.

by Mr.Stevens March 23, 2020

Tringle

A three person occupancy dorm room or apartment being lived in by one person instead of three.

A: When are your other two roommates getting here?

B: No roommates this time, so I have a tringle!

by Avenoux December 1, 2020

Triangling

The act of playing or performing with a triangle in a breathtaking musical score

Guy: Did you see that orchestra last night?
Dude: Hellz yeah, that triangler was triangling the place up!!

by coolmanjack1995 August 5, 2011

Triangling

Triangling, noun
1. Gossip; talking about someone else in a negative light when they are not present.
2. Pitting others against someone to advance your own objective.
3. Devisive.

Tom was triangling the staff and positioning them against each other.

This is a term used when one person talks about a person when the other person is not present.

A graceful way to respond to someone who does this with you is to ask them, “have you talked with ……about this?”

Or to state something positive about the person being talked about and shifting the conversation to another topic. Gracious character can be trusted and when you stand up for others walk in integrity.

by SpeakTruth#1 August 21, 2018