jangle

The act of doing something non-productive, sometimes for the sake of annoying or amusing another person. Can be used as a verb or adjective.

"Hey look at that guy jangling over there in that parking lot with those old sticks."

"Do you want to go jangle around after work tonight by the movie theater?"

"Look Bobby, I got a new pet, he is a Jangle Monkey."

"My roommate woke up early and decided to jangle around in the kitchen pretending to do dishes in order to wake up everyone else in the house."

by Jangle Monkey October 5, 2006

jangle

To mix olde english malt liquor with welch's grape soda.

I jangled it up last night and got blasted.

by Kit Dillon and Mookie Singerman January 12, 2004

jangle

To have a jangle meaning a good gossip or bitching session.
Mainly used up North (UK)

Tell me what ya know! Let's be avin a jangle!

by northern-bird November 10, 2006

jangle

To dance in an alluring manor

"Hey baby, let's jangle."

by Julia July 30, 2004

jangle

Act of smacking a guy in the balls

by Mitch Kumpstein January 17, 2003

jangle

noun. a large, noisy mass, as in keys on a ring.

Mr. Asshat at the movies needs to remove his jangle of keys before we have to escort him out.

The AP Stat teacher carries a jangle of thumb-drives hanging from his neck at all times.

by Casey S. November 11, 2006

jangle

The sound of two testicles smacking together.

I got balls that jingle, jangle, jingle.

by Buzz Cola October 22, 2003