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To Mess With, To Bug or Annoy
Singular - Dont Narfle My Balls

Plural - Stop Narfling In My Trash
narfle by Ross Hilyard October 16, 2008
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Narfle the Garthok

1. Fighting a tough enemy against your own will. (Movie Definition)

2. You/Friend(s) about to sleep with someone nasty

3. Taking a shit
1. You will Narfle the Garthok

2a. I Narfled the Garthok lastnight
2b. Dave looks like he's going to Narfle the Garthok
2c. Hey lets all Narfle the Garthok tonight

3. I'm going to Narfle the Garthok
Narfle the Garthok by Tipsy T June 19, 2008

narfle the garthog 

My friends and I picked up this phrase from the Coneheads movie in the early 90's. We adapted it to make fun of the guys hooking up with less than perfect girls out at the clubs or where ever.
Hey Atz what is Tim doing with that hosebeast over there?

That fool, he's trying to narfle the garthog.

narfle the garthog 

to suck the big one
life really narfles the garthog

narfle the garthok

To just lie around doing nothing in a hospital bed after being mentally or neurologically damaged beyond repair. Mentally or functionally FUBAR.
Narfle the Garthok:

That head injury over in bed 6, on the ventilator now, after he swan dived off the building onto is face, is seriously narfling the garthok.
When something is really over the edge. big. bad. has lots of spikes. harsh. kinda like a punk rocker with pins. a huge pitching wave.

can be either narle, narley, gnarley, narley-est,

narle-dude or narle-dudette
I just caught the most narle wave dude!

That smoke is most narle!

This narle plant poked me with spikes.
narle by rockitfish August 30, 2007
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trucker's tan 

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The phenomenon where adults salivate at children's toys
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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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Pee Calculus

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