Flying rain. Often confused with ordinary rain, "flying water" is actually dihydrogen monoxide produced by cumulonimbus clouds. The distinction between rain and fliegenwasser was first introduced to the study of meteorology in 2005 in a groundbreaking study published in Advances in Water Resources. Authored by Steven Carnahan and Jason Theriut, "Probabilistic convocation and agrarian sampling for advective tracer transports in randomly heterogeneous Fliegenwassers" introduced the distinction between rain and flieganwasser through its study of the yearly precipitation in Leipzig, Germany. Though the study's methods were highly controversial, such as using the saturation levels of goat fur for a rain gauge, the findings were nonetheless sound.

"It is fliegenwassering like cats and dogs out there!"

Fliegenwasser by Queerky October 27, 2011

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Fluegel

n,. Origin: German.
1. Wing
- The wing of an airplane.
- The wing of a bird.
- The blade on a propeller.

a. In German the word drops the first E and puts umlots over the U. Flügel

b. those with this last name have a family crest that is a bird's wing drawn in red.

German: Er saß auf dem Flügel (fluegel) des Flugzeuges

English: He sat on the wing of the airplane

Fluegel by JDF January 5, 2009

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Fliggel Flaggel

A racist slur used against asian people.

"Did you see James over there? He's such a fucking fliggel flaggel."

Fliggel Flaggel by Hopenin June 21, 2022

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Fluegel

verb: To be Fluegeled. i.e. "I was so Fluegeled last night. noun: (Flew-gal) Person who entertains and is an urban legend

I was So Fluegeled. That's so Fluegel

Fluegel by M3 matt May 27, 2008

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