prumngle

PRUH-mn-guhl

1. a problem not relevant to the speaker

2. an issue that is not one’s own responsibility to resolve

pl. prumngles

adj. prumnglish

“Despite her best efforts, she was always neck deep in a new prumngle.”

“Their relationship was defined by prumnglish arguments.”
“The discussion had devolved into foisting prumngles upon each other.”

by hopelesseros September 7, 2016

prumngle

That's not my problem.

"I'm gonna make a new word, it's called prumngle"
"what does it mean"
"that's not my problem"

by ch3rrysodapop January 29, 2021

Prumngle

Prumngle (Noun, origin. 2016, gwynndolin, tumblr.com)
PRUH-mn-guhl
1. A problem not relevant to the speaker
2. An issue that is not one's own responsibility to solve
Pl. Prumngles
Adj. Prumnglish

"Despite her best efforts, she was always neck deep in a new prumngle."
"Their relationship was defined by prumnglish arguments."
"The discussion had devolved into foisting prumngles upon each other."

by CherriAtlas :3 February 20, 2024

Prungle

prun·gle (Prunggl)
v. prun·gled, prun·gling, prun·gles
v.intr.
To furiously masturbate your penis while watching online video of yourself furiously masturbating your penis (for the purposes of stimulation).

I use that chair next to the computer when I Prungle.

by BNINE October 24, 2009

Prungle

Adj.

Pretending to be proud to be single.

That guy sure is prungle, I wouldn't be if I was him though.

by Guapun October 23, 2013

Prungle

An incredibly sexy person.

"Hey Jerry, that man over there is a prungle."

by MrPrungle August 28, 2022