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clankleberry 

aTugnut by another name really. Small pieces of rolled up toilet paper and other pieces of general "flotsum and jetsum" that collect around the hairs of the anus.

A good reason for a "back-crack & sack wax" if you are brave enough.
Keep yourself clean "down there" - you don't want to collect a clankleberry.
clankleberry by Mark Channell February 13, 2008
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Crunkleberry Tree 

The word a symbol of the infinite quantity of Crunkeberries that life has to offer mostly used to imply that one has consumed a large of Crunkleberries.

"The Crunkleberry Tree is the 'Influence'. Are you under it?"
"Charlie just ate all the Crunkleberries in the Crunkleberry Tree" "I totally passed out under the Crunkleberry Tree"
Crunkleberry Tree by MojoNojo February 17, 2009

Chunkleberry 

A fat girl with a pretty face.
Damn that girl is big but she a Chunkleberry.
Chunkleberry by Chizzad October 2, 2007

cackleberry 

Cackleberry was a well used slang word for egg during the 1950s
How about a couple of boiled cackleberries for breakfast?
cackleberry by John Wisbey March 7, 2005

cackleberry 

An egg of a chicken or common domesticated fowl
The hen laid a cackleberry today.
I had bacon and two cackleberries for breakfast this morning.
cackleberry by Emma Chizett November 17, 2006

Cunkleberry 

The definition of the most unholy unintelligent uneducated being on the planet earth. If you call someone a cunkleberry then you are calling them that they are the grossest most disgusting being on the planet earth or in fact the entire universe. A shortened version of this word is cunk which can be less offensive in some aspects but still can be just as effective.
Dude...you’re mad ugly bro....”....”WTF YOU SAY TO ME CUNKLEBERRY BISHHHHHH?!”
Cunkleberry by Wolfawoof March 14, 2019

chinkleberry 

an unknown fruit, of some berry variety, that grows on the feet of strawberries.
What's a chinkleberry?

Chinkleberries grow on the feet of strawberries.

But strawberries don't have feet, Jenny.

Yes they do, otherwise where would chinkleberries come from?
chinkleberry by Donnie Havoc January 4, 2008