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refangle 

To divide up, rearrange and manipulate components of something while not changing the meaning from its original. The purpose of this newly created entity (see also: refanglement) is to either (a) more easily obtain a sought result, or (b) provide a version of the original that is more concise or easier to work with.
- You can refangle the equation to make it easier to graph.
- We had to refangle the living room when we bought that new chair so it would fit in.
refangle by simplebeep December 22, 2009
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retangle 

The process of forcfully repeating entrance into a male or female rectum, removing the member after each thrust/penetration. Usual lubricants include blood and/or vaseline.
John: I went retangle on that ghetto booty last night.
Brian: Did she bleed much?
John: Thats what its all about!
retangle by MathIsMoreFunThenTV June 29, 2007
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refanglement 

The result after something is refangled. A refanglement has the same meaning as the original, but is manipulated so that it can be used to more easily obtain an end result.
- The solution to the problem was revealed in the equation's refanglement.
- I shuffled up a phrase and used the refanglement to annoy my English teacher.
refanglement by simplebeep December 22, 2009
"look at him go, refungling!"
"*refungle refungle refungle"
Refungle by Matt Or Something February 12, 2022

Refunglement 

the act of refungling
something being described as comical
"what a refunglement this whole situation is"
Refunglement by Matt Or Something February 12, 2022

Refargled 

An adjective for something that looks extremely disgusting
you’re refargled
Refargled by Turniker June 9, 2025
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