mungball

a ball of human shit, when you pack your shit together to make a ball (similar to the act to making a snowball)

Izzie: Omg did you hear Millie got mungballed!!
Zero: Who the fuck threw mungball at her
Izzie: Rubin the scruffy cunt, the mungball was diarrhoea to the minger.

by pukkapies4life November 24, 2022

Mungoball

Someone who likes Rugby League and beats his gf

Im simple, i like Rugby league ahh i mean Mungoball

by What comes after 6 December 10, 2018

mungballed

the devious act of when someone throws a mungball at you (a ball of shit).

Millie: I got bloody mungballed earlier!!
Aaron: that's bloody disgusting Rubin did it didn't the the little freak
Millie: diarrhea aswell the manky cunt

by pukkapies4life November 24, 2022

Mungoball

A simple & inferior version of Rugby, tagged as "league" by some, which is played by Mungo simpletons. "Ball" is simply added to the end to specify the game rather then the players or fans.

Preferred by low intellect Northerners and Australians due to the simple form of tackling, the number of phases allowed in any possession able to be counted on one hand and the low intellect required for the rules required as suffered by locals of those regions.

Only idiots in the Media or fuckwit northerners & Convicts think Mungoball is an entertaining form of rugby.

by Mungoball March 17, 2010

muggball

a dirty person on the inside and out but tries to appear to be the shit

Nate you are a fucking Muggball

founded by: Big K, Young Yamere, Fuck Boi Powley

by Big K, Young Yamere, FB Powley June 6, 2018

Mungoball

A derogatory name for rugby league often used by rugby union fans

Rugby union fans love to call rugby league ‘mungoball’ because their own game is a complex game played by wankers who aren’t good enough to play league.

by Puig Aubert June 25, 2018

Mingball

A word of gaelic origin with no exact literal translation. Used by umpires in GAA intermidiate and inter-county matches to signal points, which occur when the football or sliothar goes over the crossbar.

When a point is scored,ie,when the sliothar/football is thrown over the crossbar,the umpires on either side of the goalposts lift a white flag,in his case,a mingball,to signal to the audience that a point has been scored. For more info see the GAA official website or refer to the GAA official rule and guide book.

by GAAOFFICIALRULEBOOK2010 March 4, 2010