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dinglesaurus 

A huge pre-historic penis
"Wow I cant believe I bought that line that he was only 40 until he dropped his pants and I saw his dinglesaurus and his balls hit the floor"

"Yo that dinglesaurus at the OTB just hit me up for 5 bucks"
dinglesaurus by Ramadeeez May 15, 2010

Dinglesauce 

A sauce made from dingleberries, mostly used in pastas or as a dip for chips. Has a mushy texture. There are many varying flavors. It all depends on the meals the Dingle-factories feed their workers. Is known to be quite hard to swallow, again, it depends on the workers and how hairy their asses are. Is also used as a curse word, more commonly, in rural areas.
"Dinglesauce, I just bite my tongue"

"Fucking Dinglesauce man, you scored that hot chick?"

dingleman 

famous for his quotes and as a long running contestant on the bachelorette, dingleman is also known for this love of classic and seasonal toys, especially nutcrackers he has a large collection of nutcrackers in his house he will show them to you
"he who dies with the most toys wins" -dingleman
"i'll leave the broad thinking to the broads" -dingleman
"dingleman down" -d. man

Dinglefarmer 

A man who raises dingleberrys as a crop. A Dingleberry farmer.
"The goverment pays me monthly so that I can continue being a dinglefarmer, and they can continue the dingleberry trade."
Dinglefarmer by Carl August 27, 2003

Dinglehopper 

the name scuttle from the Little Mermaid gave a fork
I am the little mermaid, i think i'll comb my hair with my dinglehopper
Dinglehopper by Ruby December 6, 2003

Dinglehopper 

A common term used among the mer-people who live in the Atlantic Ocean. It refers to the human item commonly known as a fork. However, instead of using this item to eat as humans do, the mer-people (especially young mermaids) prefer to use this item to comb through their luscious locks.
Scuttle: "Wow! Look at this! Wow...this is special. Very unusual."
Ariel: "What?! What is it?"
Scuttle: "It's a....Dinglehopper!"
Dinglehopper by elizabeth_j#471014 November 21, 2017
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