Shimandle

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Part of Speech

Verb

Pronunciation

[Shi-man-dul]


Description

To mess something up very badly.

Usage

This term is used primarily by RTVF students who attended Northwestern at the same time as alumni Tom Shimandle. Faculty have been heard using the term.

Example Sentence

  1. Did you hear they totally Shimandled a lens over the weekend?