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Mafungle 

Threatening someone into tickling their balls
1.I will mafungle you if you dont give me the answers to the test
2."Come here boy im gonna mafungle you
3.Get on Call of duty or ill mafungle you
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Mafungle 

Threatening someone into tickling their testicles
1.I will mafungle you if you dont give me the answers to the test

2."Come here boy im gonna mafungle you
3.Get on Call of duty or ill mafungle you

Mafungle 

Threatening someone into tickling their testicles
1.I will mafungle you if you dont give me the answers to the test
2."Come here boy im gonna mafungle you
3.Get on Call of duty or ill mafungle you

Mufungle 

1. A threat to violently tickle someone's balls. 2. Tickling someone's balls in a violent manner.
1. "If you don't answer me I am going to mufungle you."
2. "I want you to mufungle me."
Mufungle by The Mufungler May 3, 2023

Manungle 

1.) A sticky situation, a problem, a conundrum

2.) A womens box
1.) Damn! I'm in a manungle! Tree Trunk Sally found out I banged her cousin!

2.) Yo, Tree Trunk Sally needs to shave her manungle
Manungle by gettinjazzy November 9, 2010
the expression of hitting someone in the face with a rubber dildo
i'll mahungle you.. right in the face with a used one
mahungle by shane and doug March 31, 2004
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