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the angry sound a llama make when it cannot communicate with humans. (see scoop)
Oorgle!!!
Oorgle by annonamous April 14, 2003
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orrgle • orgle • Oorgle • Orgler • orgleback • orglem • Orglet • Orrlex • Joey Orgler
An orgle is a guttural vocal sound produced by a male alpaca or llama during copulation. Orgling helps induce ovulation in the female. The male will typically orgle for for the duration of the mating, up to twenty minutes. Can be both a noun and a verb.
"I knew that the sire had finished with the female when he ceased to orgle."

"The orgling was the strangest sound I ever heard, like a horse trying to hum, scream and gargle all at once."
orgle by Islay December 10, 2008
This is the sound a llama makes. (syn. Brawwwrr
Oorgle by heero March 8, 2003
One who engages in the act of drinking with eight arms. Based on the german saying "achtarmiger orgler" wich is used quite often in german drinking culture.
"Hans is drinking so fast, he is orgeling his beer with eight arms. Hans is a real orgler."
Orgler by Haladdis December 12, 2021
the guttural sound made by the male llama while mating, also by alpacas, camels, guanacos, and vicunas
We watched the llamas mating and heard: 'orgleorgleorgle'.
orgle by wondersherl August 4, 2008

orgleback 

A country gummmer llama, preferably one without braces, usually attired in an 80's acid-washed jean jacket. Listening to Tears for Fears, lost in Montana, and at choice moments find self-satisfaction with post-gratification cigarettes.
Heath Llama and Jake Llamahaal starred in the classic melodrama "ORGLEBACK MOUNTAIN", awarded Brazilian version of Oscars in 1984.
orgleback by LlamaLover August 7, 2007
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