Cankle

Noun. A sight common among the morbidly obese. The point at which one is so obese that there is no thinning of the leg between the calf and the ankle, which creates a sense of fusion between the two. Consequently "Cankle" comes from the fusion of CAlf and aNKLE.
Good god look at the cankles on that fat lady!
by David May 24, 2004
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The absence of a defined ankle on a person - whereby the calf of the leg merges directly into the foot. The calf appears to replace the ankle - hence the term "cankle".
Whoa, did you see the cankles on the chick? Looks like she has tree stumps for legs!
by Flibbity Shibby April 27, 2004
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Contrary to popular belief, you don't really have to be fat to have cankles (though they are cute on chubbish girls), you just have to have boringly straight legs with no middleman, that is, no tapering between the calf and the heel. Looks less severe on skinny folk.
Alternate spelling: Kankle
Fat hasn't caused my cankle problem, I just have straight and boring legs.
by SirOnThePhoneALot April 10, 2009
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Its when your so fat that you cant tell where the calf ends and the ankle begins. One of Bill Clintons number 1 sayings.
Skinny Guy: What the hell is up with your leg.
Fat Chick: I dont know.
Bill Clinton: Thats a cankle.
by SnipeAnator April 11, 2008
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When a persons ankle resembles the thickness of a coffee can.
Damn bro..that chick has a gnarly set of cankles.
by Baba booey November 23, 2018
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When your calf and ankle merge into one super joint. Tom Burg has some cankles. See Summer Sausage or No Ankles Burg.
"I don't know who that chick was, but she had some major cankles" - Joe "Shabs" Udvari
by Die_Tasse February 09, 2005
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The area in affected female legs where the calf meets the foot in an abrupt, nontapering terminus; medical cause: adipose tissue surrounding the soleus tendon, probably congenital, worsened by weight gain and improved in appearance only by boots. From the English "calf" meaning wide portion of the lower leg, and "ankle" meaning slender joint of leg with foot.
If I didn't have cankles, I might be able to wear those Prada loafers with my capri pants.
by Elizabeth Bennett September 12, 2003
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