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'Awh that guy is guy is so randle'

'Im gonna go see if i can randle those ladies at the bar ! '
Randle by beardedfemenist April 28, 2010
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Verb: to distract other people from their work with banter.
'Stop Randling me'
'Don't let him/her Randle you'
Randle by SMHR August 1, 2013
(verb) To randle. To randle something is to try and influence a turn of events in your favor, usually not very subtlely. To try and gain something that would most likely never have been yours.
"Damn brotha we out of concert tickets, there isn't a spot for you."

"It's cool, I'll randle myself in there somehow. Probably sneak in."

"You muthaFUCKIN' randler."
Randle by Bucksauce January 4, 2009
Randle has two common uses:

a. Randle (a.k.a. rail) as used when playing skate 2 or actually skateboarding for those who are good enough.

b. Randle (also meaning rail) but referring to women, and/or what you may do to these women.
a. "Dude fakie nose blunted that randle!"

b. "Yo check out the heiney on her I'm gonna go randle her so hard"
A Hot male who makes ladies fall from him with just a glance of his beautiful eyes and his hunky stature of a frame...all the girls will fall for him
Wow randle is so hot when i see him i just fawn and have an orgasm of happiness
Randle by The prophet of the randle November 23, 2021
A sticker, decal or painted surface (usually a 2x2 black and white checkerboard) that is used in motion and vibration tracking.
That rocket has a randle on its side
Randle by Dr Rambow November 21, 2022

Randle No Can Handle 

Randle No Can Handle means a person can't handle the amount of weed they smoked or the amount of alcohol they consumed. The symptoms of Randle No Can Handle is when a person throws up or knocks out cold.

originated in Hawaii
Guy 1: Duuude, ty just passed out from drinking to much vodka.

Guy 2: Ahhhh randle no can handle
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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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