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Aunt who looks more like an uncle.
I'm not sure if your aunt is really a women, she looks more like a man so I'll call her your auntcle.
Auntcle by dho27 April 15, 2009
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Auntcle is a neutral term for aunt/uncle.

Made by a drunk asian boy sitting infront of his laptop, Auntcle was made to be a gender neutral term to use for Aunt/Uncle.
P1: Hey, (First name) should I call you aunt or uncle?
P2: Auntcle, I am Auntcle (First name). It's the gender neutral term.

Hey guys this is my Auntcle Alex!
Auntcle by R December 9, 2018
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A non-binary term for aunt/uncle, or your parent's sibling.
"My auncle is coming over for the family BBQ."
"My auncle goes by they/them pronouns."
Auncle by yourhighnesslorie December 10, 2020
The same meaning as aunty or uncle, but non binary
Meet Ash, my auncle
Auncle by Cecil the radio host November 10, 2020
An Aunt, or Uncle. This is used to refer to both aunts and uncles collectively, or singularly a person who is either an aunt or an uncle.
Collective:
My auncles are coming over for the weekend, we're all going to see the new exhibit.

Singular:
Didn't she have an auncle on her mom's side of the family?
auncle by TexasDex March 16, 2005
A gay uncle or your gay uncle's lover (whichever one is more feminine gets the title).
My uncle and auntle live in Chicago.
auntle by Flora January 8, 2004

auntcles 

collective noun for aunts and uncles
My spouse and I know our niecephews love us because w'ere their auntcles, their parents' siblings, not just because they're in our will.
auntcles by jmarcusn May 28, 2010
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