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Derived from the french, "Le Flandiers". Le flaunge was coined in the southwest of England, typically the bristol area and it could mean a multitude of things depending on the situation. You could use this as an exclamation of happiness but also an exclamation of outright rage or even as a greeting or a way of showing sorrow, or even as a replacement for a name of a person or an object, You see the never ending uses for this word are insatiable. Differentiated by the voice and level you use, it can be interpreted in many ways, but for those who know, well, let's just say. Ahhh le flaunge kuss ka toodee.
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