Dange

main entry:

pr-nunciation:
\dane-juh\
function:
noun
etymology:
middle english daunger, from anglo-spanish dangier, dongier, shortened from modern american english word “dangerous” or through pop reference “danger dan”

date:
21th century

1: exceedingly lazy to the point of causing physical and mental atrophy.

2: causing extreme repulsion and olfactory damage by creating unpleasant smells.
1. “(while high) i feel sooo dange today”
1. “do you see that b-m asking for money? he must have been dange earlier in life.”

2. “that skunk totally dange’d my dog this morning”
2. “wow that outhouse smells like dange”
when the moisture that perspires (or sometimes squirts) from a female’s v-g-n-, usually from stimulation, smells or tastes bad.
“i’m telling you bro, she was such a babe, but once i went down on her, she had the nastiest case of the dange. sh-t was so sour
sketchy, bad news, questionable, inappropriate, cr-ppy
did you try those soggy meatb-lls last night? they were so dange.
extremely awesome; very cool. usually used to describe objects and events, not people. (pr-nounced as dahn-jee)
snoop’s concert last night was dange!!