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Trangleball

3D handball sport that combines all athletic skills. Trangleball can be played on hard court, grass, or sand. Born in Brooklyn, New York, and raised on Long Island, this game is mentally as well as physically fast-paced. One must see the sport in action and understand its concept. With an "underground" International following that spans a wide age gap, Trangleball has grown in popularity and continues to grow, being seen on E!'s Wild On, WABC-TV Eyewitness News and ABC's American Inventor.
Understand the game at www.trangleball.com
Trangleball by CJs Rocks April 24, 2006
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Dawson Tangledballs 

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tingleballs 

Verb;

The feeling you get in your pants when you suddenly realize what you're doing is extremely dangerous and scary.
Guy#1:"Oh my god, dude, did you see what just happened?"

Guy#2;"Yeah bro, you totally almost fell off this building and died!"

Guy#1:"I know, right? I could tell I was close to the edge when I got tingleballs!"

Guy#2:"Do you need a hug?"

Guy#1:"Naw, just grab me another brew gayfer."
tingleballs by rubtwostix February 7, 2012

tingleballs 

A douchebag teacher/coach who thinks he's smarter than everyone when really he's just a drunk.
Student 1: I can't believe Tingleballs got a DUI!
Student 2: Isn't he the head basketball coach?
Student 1: yup.
tingleballs by xenonaie21 September 11, 2010

Tingleballs 

Tingleball,(adjectnoun) (pronounced sh-cree-ah) is a term used to define the obnoxious kids on your bus
These tingleballs are driving me nuts, I hope we’re almost home
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