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orginated from South Armagh (otherwise known as "Bandit County), an insult used my Armagh GAA heads - mainly Liam O' Hare (see GAA-head). A mild offence meaning: stupit, useless, crap etc
when Liam O' Hare or Shane Lennon has just lost in a GAA game/game of table-tennis, they refere to their apponents as "Dungbags", while envious of their apponents victory.
dungbag by Joanne Mc Givern April 15, 2005
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"Man, Sean is a total dunebag."
dunebag by CardiacShotgun May 25, 2017
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(noun)
1. An insecure person to the extent of having to carry out certain actions or act out of character to fit in; unreal; fake
2. A person that acts different when around a crowd to impress or to fit in
3. A person whose personality is a reflection that constantly changes to mirror the people around him/her; no original personality
Because George was a dungfag, his fake image kept him from having any friends. DAMN! what a DUNGFAG!!!
dungfag by VChancellor September 2, 2005
A person who is annoying, and makes unfunny jokes

An iddiot or gay

Someone who doesn't look attractive and thinks they are

Can also be used with "Dave" to create more impact on the word
He is such a "Dunbag"

Whatever "Dunbag"

Look at "Dunbag-Dave" over there, I hate that guy
Dunbag by LordxRaven October 23, 2011
Is the act of someone eating a stale or expired Pop-Tart, without realizing until it's too late.
I was offered a pop tart but I knew it was a Dungbar.
Dungbar by Enshrine December 31, 2009

dunkbags 

Someone who goes to hockey every single weekend, even if its not on and attempts to score with all the chicks there
"Hey, look who it is DUNKBAGS! wat up dude?!"
dunkbags by Dr Rhys December 2, 2007
Slang term for condom, a device used when pulling questionable ass.
"Say Mary, should I pick up a box of dongbags so we can knock boots later?"
Dongbag by rxshawn December 30, 2007
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