cronge
a word said when one cannot simply just “cringe”, the subject of discussion is so unbelievably cringe worthy that you cannot contain yourself and cronge is shouted, an upper level of cringe
“omg, i was so drunk last night that i slept with that johnny guy, the really ugly one from that band?”
“omglmao, cronge!”
the act of sneaking and lurking behind the scenes. the person lurking or ‘the cronge’ then immerges from the dark somewhat expectedly.
distant relative to the ninja, ‘the cronge’ is feared by all creatures that do not have eyes in the back of their heads.
“did you hear that noise?”
“what was that?”
“it was the cronge”
the act of sneaking and lurking behind the scenes. the person lurking or ‘the cronge’ then immerges from the dark somewhat expectedly.
distant relative to the ninja, ‘the cronge’ is feared by all creatures that do not have eyes in the back of their heads.
“did you hear that noise?”
“what was that?”
“it was the cronge”
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