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(Merriam-Webster)   The Merriam-Webster word of the day for January 27 is wangle, as in He wasn't wearing any pants so certain parts were left to wangle   (merriam-webster.com) divider line
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2023-01-27 6:33:20 PM  
That's a stupid word
 
2023-01-27 6:41:34 PM  
It's a contraction for Wang Dang Doodle.
 
2023-01-27 6:43:15 PM  
Subby, you pretty much asked for it

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2023-01-27 6:52:20 PM  
This is a real thing according to the European Journal of Orthodontics:
In orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning, an accurate antero-posterior measurement of jaw relationships is critically important. Previously described angular and linear measurements can be inaccurate because of their dependency on various factors. The purpose of this study was to introduce a new cephalometric measurement, named the W angle, to assess the sagittal relationship between maxilla and mandible with accuracy and reproducibility.
 
2023-01-27 7:03:43 PM  
I always thought it was wrangle. Learned something.
 
2023-01-27 7:15:36 PM  
I wangled some Wangler jeans at the discount store.
 
2023-01-27 7:19:46 PM  
Or the "You Suck at Cooking" derivative, wang-jangle: v., to stir
 
2023-01-27 7:43:04 PM  
 I saw a TV commercial about a cure for peyronie's disease, also known as wangle.
 
2023-01-27 7:46:35 PM  
Paging austerity101 for reasons.
 
2023-01-28 12:55:21 AM  

chitownmike: That's a stupid word


I beg to differe. It's already two good words and I can imagine many more:

wangle
wăng′gəl
intransitive verb

To obtain or achieve by cleverness or deceit, especially in persuading someone.

To extricate oneself by subtle or indirect means, as from difficulty; wriggle.

Come to thhink of it, both those meannings apply peculiarly to Donald Trump.

We need more meaning of wangle, stat.
 
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