Bargl

1. Verb. To yammer on in an excited, uninformed fashion. Term used to describe the public rhetorical antics of Tea Partyers or tinfoil hat rightwing conspiracy theorists, in particular.

2. Noun. Run on, nonsensical political noise fueled by fear, anger, and no facts. Sometimes used with the added "yargl". ("bargl yargl")

Don't bother me with your bargl yargl. I actually read newspapers.

by Neo Zinn July 9, 2010

Bargle

Similar to the iconic breggle, bargle is another word that you can use in any circumstance. Best used for when you want to take a break from saying breggle.

Jose: my fish died yesterday :(
Krish: bargle that sucks

by mobsterlobster5 February 20, 2021

Bargle

A word that means your mind is complete nonsense or is full of confusing thoughts that don't make sense when said out loud.
Usually used by someone under the influence of a substance.

"Bargle.."
"Man, you must be high haha."

by zippadeedoodahh January 11, 2012

bargle

(v). to vomit; the act of puking

Scott bargled all night long and had to lie naked on the bathroom floor to cool off.

by the Chase Gordon July 27, 2007

bargle

To use a smartphone to resolve the factual matter of a subject under debate while out at a bar with friends. From "bar" and "google" via "bargain".

If bargling shows you are wrong, you have been iPwned.

Barney: "England's greatest Prime Minister was Lord Palmerston!"

Wade: "Pitt the Elder!"

Lenny: "Hold on, let me bargle for who had the more salutary effect on British foreign policy and domestic weal."

by mrflip November 16, 2009

Bargling

The act of both bargaining and haggling when shopping.

"OMG, I can't believe that I was bargling with the saleman for over 4 hours!"

by Alekane August 20, 2016

bargle

Simply, It's what barglers do.

Man, did you see old Mr. Lynn bargle that tootsie pop?

by Michelle Burnette June 16, 2003