fanaggle

When you try to get your way and prove that everyone else is wrong no matter what

He just fanaggle the whole spades table but me

by Micsupreme October 19, 2015

Fanagle

1. To Fanagle or the act of Fanagling would to be to pull an extreme hustle, to change the winds of fate into your favor.
2. The trailer-park way to do things often referred to as scandalous/shady

I didn't have the cash to get into the show, so i had to fanagle myself a ticket somehow.

by ...Shmo... January 13, 2007

Fanoggle

An amount that is more than you are willing to count.

"I have a fanoggle of things to do today!", "My girlfriend has a fanoggle of hair ties that always seem to disappear."

by Piklpugg April 19, 2021

Fanangle

verb: to manipulate moving parts in a way too complex to aptly describe with words (especially if said complexity involves moving another piece or pieces out of the way in a not entirely intuitive or even frustrating fashion); often used to describe getting multiple moving pieces in the correct relative position on transforming toys

"Next you're gonna untab the backpack section and fanangle it around his body such that it's on his chest"

by Typhoon Freeze January 5, 2017

Fanagle

To haggle or bargain something. Also used as a verb to illustrate a narrow escape out of a tight situation.

fanagle finagle bargain haggle escape negotiate

We fanagled our way out of a parking ticket by sweet talking the cop. I'm sure he knew what we were doing, but he was cool and still cut us a break.

by Smoking Pistol June 9, 2016

Fanangle

To get out of something

I use my flashlight to fanangle my way out of the situation

by Kevinsmells July 5, 2009

finaggle

To shadily take something away from someone.

I finaggled a pitcher of beer from the bartender for free.

by pookie August 5, 2004