flange

fl-ng- is an industrial product used in pipes for joint requirement of two pipes.. it is used for connecting pipes.. it is made up of steel, carbon steel, metals, plastic etc.. etc..
repute steel is fl-ng- exporter for industrial uses
term used for describing non-deseribale v-g-n-s.

would you close your legs please, i can smell your rancid fl-ng- from here.

the sight that greeted me was not appealling – red, sore-looking spots surrounded her swollen fl-ng-.
slang for the l-b– majora. the v-lv-.
i went nude sunbathing and i sunburnt my fl-ng-. it looks like a slice of watermelon
an undesirable v-g-n- with excess skin that can hold the thick end of an irn-bru bottle.
there’s a small boy stuck in that l-ssies fl-ng-!!!
the inside part of a train wheel that prevents it from derailing, and enables it to traverse corners.
engineer 1: this fl-ng- is wearing out.
engineer 2: we’ll replace the b-gie then.
a term for a womans v-g-n- usually as an insult.
she has a smelly fl-ng-
1. a name for the v-g-n-

2. a insult that has nothing to do with v-g-n-s at all. used as a nonsence word.
1. my fl-ng- is really itchy, i think i have crabs.

2. “dave, you are such a fl-ng-!” or “oi, fl-ng- give me a cigarette”
commonly misused collective term for a group of baboons. has since been adopted by the scientific community due to its publication and usage in otherwise professional doc-ments.

the correct collective tem for baboons is a ‘troop’ or ‘congress’.

origin credited to richard curtis, comedy writer. the word was used in a ‘not the nine o’clock news’ comedy sketch ent-tled “gerald the intelligent gorilla”, purely for comedic effect. gerald was played by rowan atkinson. the sketch also starred film director and comedian mel smith.
whoop is now also used as a baboon collective term, due to appearing in the same sketch.
ntnon was a popular uk sketch show in the 1980s.
fl-ng- baboons richard curtis gerald the intelligent gorilla rowan atkinson mel smith