prangle

A combination of pringle and wangle, prangle simply means 'to wangle a pringle', and was created in celebration of these excellent words.

He was going to wangle a pringle from the policeman = He was going to prangle from the policeman (or) he was going to prangle the policeman.

by Chris Rossdale September 12, 2005

Prangle

to wash ones gooch

1. prangle
2. prangling
3. prangled

1. "i'm in need of a prangle"
2. "brb, prangling"
3. "what did you do last night?" "not alot, stayed in and prangled"

by GELLLL March 29, 2010

Prangle

To cut something in a downward fashion.

Oi mate, i will PRANGLE you.

by MRS mcarthur March 26, 2011

Prangle Snurcher

The act of sniffing a warm bicycle saddle after the departure of its incumbent, normally for sexual pleasure.

I caught the local prangle snurcher sniffing the saddle on my girlfriend’s racing bike, the dirty pervert

by Keeno69 January 22, 2022

Pringle-Prangle

verb (informal)
past tense: Pringle-Prangled; past participle: Pringle-Prangled; noun: Pringle-Prangler

The act of walking Chris Distefano into declaring a PPW.

"I Pringle-Prangled Chrissy D. into a single mangled pod-decree, that I'm the PPdub've the wee...k. Something else within the rhyme schee...me."

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by Everything' Already Taken November 29, 2025

Prangle

A human pretzel

In the wrestling match she was twisted into a Prangle type of shape

by Prangle123333333332 May 25, 2025