clunge?

[Feek]

Scottish for flange?

I just started watching an episode of Extras and she says "this is blummin' riding right up my clunge" and in my beery state it's given me the giggles ;D

clunge lol

[Justsomebloke]

;D Round here they call it "Having a Latch on" but I like Clunge better :)

[divine]

Used clunge down here for yeeeeaaaars.

[Justsomebloke]

I've been thinking of ways to drop it in conversations.

Madame can I carry your Clunge :confused:

Sir, Is that your Clunge or mine :p

Dude, Am Gagging for some Clunge :D

[iCraig]

Clunge.
Foof.
Cludge.
etc

[penski]

Gutted Ewok.

*n

[Roberta]

Words used in my house:
Minnie Ha-Ha
Twinkle
Wanny-Ange

[NokkonWud]

Aye, used it a while. Add's a bit of spice to a relationship with the clunge plunge.

[SidewinderINC]

fT45EhTIxqU PNSFW :p

[Feek]

I didn't hear the word clunge *giggle* in that video at all!

[SidewinderINC]

I didn't hear the word clunge *giggle* in that video at all!

I know :(, but there's plenty of others in there :)

[Blackstar]

No the Scottish for flange is ****, clunge sounds suspiciously English to me.

[semi-pro waster]

No the Scottish for flange is ****, clunge sounds suspiciously English to me.

I'd have to agree with this lady, I know of the term but can't profess to ever having used it or heard it used up here.

[Feek]

The reason I thought it might be Scottish is that it was muttered by Maggie, a woman of Scottish accent and it just fitted so well. I stand corrected. However, like JSB I shall endeavour to use the word in my daily speech.