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The noise one makes when he or she is caught off guard with something really funny. Almost a snort.
That was so funny, it made me narkle.
narkle by emilysambianca June 28, 2005
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1. An ambiguous term depending on the context in which the phrase, "Narkle the Garthak!" is spoken, will determine the actual meaning of the word. 2. Most commonly used to describe masturbating.
"Hey man, I'm going in the food pantry to narkle my garthak for a few hours.."
narkle by Muzzman February 27, 2005
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Two halfs of the same person, there is a good half and a bad half and both halfs claim to be knowledgable
Plural: Wow what a pair of Narkle's
Singular: Wow that guy is such a Narkle
Narkle by Kitty/Sunshine May 5, 2010
N,V,ADJ /You narkle, Can i pet your narkle, Get the narkle away from me, Ma'am you left your narkle, Macaroni and narkle is my favorite narkle, What the narkle, yesterday on call of narkle 4 i got a sweet 360 NO-scope , I narkled every were after she was done with me, I narkled that guy well, That narkle was very moist
narkle by CGi MoMo June 30, 2011
A finger in the booty
I got a narkle from my boo after work today.
Narkle by Gavsternater May 9, 2019

Flarkle Narkle 

"did you hear about what katie did the other day?"
"yeah she's a total flarkle narkle!"
When something is really over the edge. big. bad. has lots of spikes. harsh. kinda like a punk rocker with pins. a huge pitching wave.

can be either narle, narley, gnarley, narley-est,

narle-dude or narle-dudette
I just caught the most narle wave dude!

That smoke is most narle!

This narle plant poked me with spikes.
narle by rockitfish August 30, 2007
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