Argle Fargle
Argle Fargle by UrbanLingoGuru July 18, 2011
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Argle flargle
1. Something good to say when it's awkward. It usually only works if you're weird on a regular basis...
2. It can also be a way if letting out frustration.
2. It can also be a way if letting out frustration.
1. Awkward-moment-maker: ...So, the weather these days...?
Weird person: Argle flargle?!?!
~*each start to hop up and down from the burst of energy*~
2. ARGLE FARGLE! I can't figure out this friggin shoelace! D:
Weird person: Argle flargle?!?!
~*each start to hop up and down from the burst of energy*~
2. ARGLE FARGLE! I can't figure out this friggin shoelace! D:
Argle flargle by Kingfishahh(; December 28, 2010
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Arglefargle
One of those fake £1 sized pieces of metal that you get to put on your keyring so that you can get a trolley without needing to keep £1 on you.
Arglefargle by awkward_turtle November 29, 2011
arglebargle
arglebargle by JeskaX August 10, 2007
arglebargle
1. Patter which is barely sensible, as in grasping at straws when trying to chat someone up.
2. The mispronounced name of Arberg, the host of a party in Steven King's Tommyknockers; a drunken poet mangles Arberg into Arglebargle.
2. The mispronounced name of Arberg, the host of a party in Steven King's Tommyknockers; a drunken poet mangles Arberg into Arglebargle.
1. "Cripes, I'm only hoping the Duane Reed pharmacy has some extra strength Tylenol for my sore joints and this babe is rattling some star struck arglebargle..." (tacitus post, PheroTalk Forum, 1/2/2007)
2. "Arglebargle is a beefy sonofawhore."
2. "Arglebargle is a beefy sonofawhore."
arglebargle by Mark Lovendahl December 9, 2008
arglebargle
To Argue so vehemently against an issue that you end up arguing for an issue. See for example the classic Bugs Bunny cartoon where the "wascally wabbit" engages Daffy Duck in the "is to, is not" argument. In this argument, Bugs strategically switches sides leading the opposition, Daffy, to also switch sides in favor of Bugs' original position.
arglebargle by cms4equality March 9, 2014
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arglebargle by Spankit February 12, 2004
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