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when the fat of the thigh overlays the calf and the ankle. There's variation in the leg.(Thigh-Ankle)
you walk into bar and meet a pretty face. Ya go home with this chick, and slide your hand over her whole leg, noticing no variation. You immediately turn blue in the face and your brain shuts down as a self-defense mechanism. This phenomenon is noted not only by the pre-existence of a cankle, but the thigh is consistent as well, exhibiting no definition whatsoever. The knee usually appears lumpy or hidden too, she has a Thankle
thankle by Tim October 29, 2002
Th·ankle (noun)

This is when a fat persons ankles have gone past a "kankle" and now their ankle has become the same diameter as of their thigh.
Damn, Gina has gotten so fat look at those thankles!

I was fuckin this girl with her legs in the air when i realized that she was so fat she had thankles!

Im a cubby chaser and can deal with a kankle but not a thankle
Thankle by Blaze818 August 20, 2009
“Wow! Abby’s ankles are so thick she can’t get her jeans on.”

“Yeah bro, she got some thankles”
Thankle by yeetmyfeet123 August 11, 2019
Thick.Ass.Ankle

It *isn't* as thick as the "CANKLE", but it's not a skinny ankle. When you have thankles, you still have ankle-like definition unlike cankles when your calves run straight into your foot and you do NOT have an ankle or any ankle-like definition.

In order of skinniness, you have ankles, thankles, cankles
"Look at those girls thick ass ankles!"
"DAMN! Those be some thankles!"
A thick ankle that is not quite as large as a cankle.
My girlfriend doesn’t have cankles, she has thankles
Thankle by See_Jayyyy September 3, 2020
A black British boy who acts like a lazy, mentally ill Asian boy
"Yo that dude is a total thangles"
Thangles by Cassette_Tayp May 28, 2019
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