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Nankle is an alias for Vagina, Fanny, Pussy, Gash, Axe Wound, Wet fleshy hole. It originates from the word pum-pa-nankle in the year 2001.
In the situation of a group of Male friends out on the prowl:

"Oi Sidney, I really need to get myself some Nankle tonight"

Or

"Fucking hell Harry, there's a lot of Nankle in this place tonight"

Nankle can also be used as a insult, examples are as follows:

"The Police are nothing but a bunch of Nankles"

or

"Your Dad's a Nankle"

or

"Only a complete and utter Nankle would do that"
Nankle by Cid Brown April 17, 2010
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short for tabernacles, mainly to describe how awesome and bodacious a holy man (or woman) is.

may also be used as a way to remark on a tabernacle
Organist: Did you see Father Tuck's nackles last Sunday? He got it going on.

Altar Boy: Yeah, I saw his nackle. It was clean and holy.
nackles by jeanette marie June 19, 2008
nanless
when you nanny gets fucked so hard she dies you are now nanless
South African "love-word" for friends. Commonly used for friends whom you are well acquainted with and share a criminal record with. (Pronounced: nun-keys)
Girl, "so....what did you do last night?"
Guy, " Just chilled with my nankies"

Girl, "The police holding cells must have been really scary"
Guy, "Nah..it was alright...I was innit with my nankies"
Nankies by K ! October 28, 2010
A nankle is the part of your body in which is between your knee and your ankle.
John, "Ouch!"
Bob, "What's wrong?"
John, "You kicked my nankle!"
Bob, "Oh sorry"
Nankle by LOLster234 August 4, 2018
When you wear your pants flooded past the ankles;
Wearing nothing but nackle legged pants. Flooding; nackles
Nackles by Personapal November 18, 2019
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