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What is druncle?
That weird drunk uncle that’s always at your family gatherings. And if he’s not there, he’s most likely still sleeping or in jail.
Person one: where is Druncle?
Person two: don’t you remember, he is in prison for being an old drunken bag
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Druncle - what is it?
When your Druncle swims between your legs and stands up causing you to be violently thrown into a body of water.
I was standing around in grandmas pool. My uncle decided to druncle buck me and almost threw me out of the pool!
What does "druncle" mean?
Your drunk uncle
my uncle Larry is such a druncle
Druncle - what does it mean?
Every Sunday my dad and my druncles get together for football.
Druncle - meaning
The uncle that gets hammered at family gatherings.
Your druncle Josh is wasted all day, every day.
Druncle - definition
Quite literally, that Uncle who is always drunk. This Uncle is frequently jolly and wears a large goofy smile essentially all the time. Often, an under-the-influence member of the extended family brings with him/her a negative context, but, a Druncle is always wholeheartedly pleasant and full of hilarity. Think Santa Claus
Heyyyy!!!! Its your good old Druncle!!!!!!
Druncle - slang
Your uncle that gets drunk at every special occasion . Every family has one.
"Who's that guy making a fool of himself on the dance floor? "
"Oh that's my Druncle, he makes a fool of himself at all our get togethers."
Druncle
The uncle or uncles that always show up at family get togethers, holidays, weddings, birthdays and so on. They then proceed to get hammered and make asses of themselves by many and any means possible while the family makes excuses.
Yeah that's my druncle. At my sisters birthday he was so hammered he staggered and put his hand right through her birthday cake. He lit himself on fire once at the family Fourth of July B-B-Q!
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Drunk uncle(s)
It was a poor decision to have an open bar at the wedding, given that the druncles would be in attendance.
Druncle
A basic combination of the word "drunk" and "uncle". Can be used in terms of describing one's inebriated relative. Such male relatives are best known for their high demands for Chivas on the rocks or perhaps Johnny Walker Black at most family functions. To be light in the liquor department would be a poor choice, for a wild night is in the cards when one's Drunkle rolls through town.
Glenn: "I think Ron's wedding is going to be pretty dull. The open bar is only serving wine and beer."
Dylan:" Why would that make it dull?"
Glenn: " Well, my druncle Al is going to be there and he can do a double scotch dirty. I'm sure he'll be regular riot when he hears about this open bar bullshit."