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A Bungkie is both a body part (bung hole aka butt hole) but also a state of mind that is giving unhinged, chaotic, but cute. Periodt.
“How’s your bungkie doing today?” “Rate your bungkie today from 1-10.” “She’s such a bungkie girl!”
bungkie by Jos Potate September 5, 2023
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Another way of saying “bung hole”. But only for a girl’s bung hole.

Another word for a cottage bunkhouse where girls stay within it and have open and compassionate discussions on their bung holes.
“How’s your bungkie doing today?” “Rate your bungkie today from 1-10.” “Should we go to the bungkie to chat?”
bungkie by Jos Potate September 5, 2023

Pulling a Bungie 

Messing something up, or erronously punishing an entire group for the mistakes of a few.
Pulling a Bungie: Damn, trials is cancelled because of a few people wall glitching? They really pulled a bungie.
Pulling a Bungie by Swagamemnon0803 October 21, 2017

hungie bungie 

A Dutch butt disease
Oh no! Rutger has caught hungie bungie!

bungie sluts 

the southern way of calling someone a ratchet hoe
thats a bunch of bungie sluts
bungie sluts by kmn99 November 24, 2013

bungie shot 

A shot of liquor that is likely to come back up.
No jameson, thats a bungie shot, I'll have something fruity.
bungie shot by black jesus August 16, 2004

Bungie Turd 

When you are taking a hard shit and half way out it decides to shot right back up your ass.
tom : hey what that fuck do you call it when your shit goes back up your ass?
Phill: its called the bungie turd and really sucks when it happens
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
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God Shot by Imogen1564 February 25, 2011
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