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Kruckle is a Rochdale(Near Manchester) word.

It means when you go over your ankle.

No one else ( as far as I know) apart from people of Rochdale use the word Kruckle.
I was walking along the road, and I kruckled, it well hurt
Kruckle by Poobag October 24, 2007

krunkle kick 

a dance move characterized by lying on your side while kicking your right leg into the air in a spastic motion; popularized by the beaver boys
I was dancing with this chick all night but i finally sealed the deal when i pulled out my secret weapon, the krunkle kick
krunkle kick by the salad shooter October 14, 2009

Kunckles 

Someone with big/fat knuckles. Kinda of like kankles, but on your fingers
Damn, Patritia can't even put a ring on with her nasty kunckles.
Kunckles by WhiteCookie January 31, 2015
1. (adj.) The state of inebriation associated with a party thrown by Phil Kunkle. In most cases, consequences include alcohol poisoning, the contraction of one or more STD's, blindness, injury and possibly death.

2. (v.) The act of partying with Phil Kunkle. Activities include but are not limited to: beer pong, quarter bounce, other drinking games, liberal attempts at wiisports, sex with one or more partners, the imbibing of several hard alcoholic drinks, the imbibing of several illegal alcoholic drinks, the usage of recreational drugs, drunken dancing to music, throwing up in the bathroom, and doing stupid stunts to prove you have more balls.
1. Bill: hey man, you look pretty krunkled right now...
Joe: Imnodunk, yuudadunkun... (drunken babbling)

2. Bill: Hey Joe, wanna go over Phil's and get krunkled?
Joe: No, I still can't remember the name of that chick I keep fucking.
Krunkled by Phil Kunkle January 10, 2008
the act of hitting someone in the testicles
Riley's rolling on the ground because he just got krunkled.
krunkle by The Big Lem June 22, 2008
A relative who buys you alcohol or drugs when your parents refuse.
Some kid: Man, I can't find anyone to buy us beer.

Some other kid: What about your KRUNKLE on the east side?
KRUNKLE by hehohno October 20, 2007
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"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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