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Brundlebar 

A merged bar of soap created by pressing the sliver remnant of the previous bar onto the new bar. If done correctly with adequate water, they will adhere and become seamless in a day or two. The merge must take place when the soap sliver is thin enough to conform to the contours of the new bar. Although the name is derived from the Brundlefly human/fly hybrid in the 1986 Jeff Goldblum movie, it's OK to merge soaps of identical types, and they tend to stick better anyhow.
Unlike his father, who collected soap shards in a dish and never used them, Jimmy created a continuous series of Brundlebars.
Brundlebar by Frugalist October 18, 2010
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Bundleback 

An extremely fat person who looks like they have bundles of raw meat strapped to their back.
Is Kirstie Alley still a bundleback? Sources say yes.
Bundleback by Dr. Pasto February 23, 2011
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Brundlebreath 

This term is coined from the 1992 Film "The Fly" starring Jeff Goldblum.

Someone has Brundlebreath when their breath is fowl and smells like feces and chunks of rotten flesh. Typicallys the victim is somehow completely oblivious to the fecal stench that emanates from their mouth.
We were going to have lunch but the dude in the car had Brundlebreath so bad he fumed us out and we were all left feeling nauseous.
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