noun. Greek in origin. A term that can be used when one refers to any vague body part, usually involving female sexual organs, without actually naming said organs.
Last nightMona finally let me go down there, but her fulangi smelled of starkist.
Pronounced 'flan-jing', the act of mixing two audio signals together, with one being delayed by a small and slowly changing period producing an output signal with peaks and troughs in a harmonic series. Flangers are similar to phasers (phase-shifting, beyond the scope of this definition) however, if you listen intently enough, you can hear the difference.
The flange effect can best be described (to those who never studied wave mechanics) as a jet sound; sounds like a jet aircraft passing by the listener. Phasing on the other hand sounds much more alien and "other-worldly".
While used in all sorts of different music, flangers are most heavily used in psychedelic and dreamy music where strong harmonics and a "wall-of-sound" depth are often sought - used with good reason too, flanging sounds insanely beautiful when you're as high as a kite. ;)
I was listening to Slowdive's Machine Gun shortly after returning from another galaxy. Coming down, the flanging was simply too beautiful for my human ears, so I cried and reassessed existence.
A type of mould ejected from a Flange when it has been wet for many months, it is ejected periodically and if legs are held togetherwill store up, used for painting walls.
1.(when painting a wall)
Guy 1: I canna hold her She's gonna blow!
Guy 2: Get out of the way the flangine is coming down the pipe.
The most based ideology, which is a form of national syndicalism (not fascism). Spanish Politician Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera created this idea with his "Twenty-Seven Points". The ideology was prominent in the Spanish Civil War and under Caudillo Francesco Franco's Spain.
A: I think John likes Falangism.
B: How so?
A: I heard him humming Cara al Sol earlier.
B: Based.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."