Flanging

[Michiko]

The provision of a flange or flanges on an object.

[Greta]

Pronounced flan-jing, the act of mixing two audio signals together, with one being delayed by a small and slowly changing period producing an output signal with peaks and troughs in a [harmonic] series. Flangers are similar to phasers (phase-shifting, beyond the scope of this definition) however, if you listen intently enough, you can hear the difference.
The flange effect can best be described (to those who never studied wave mechanics) as a jet sound; sounds like a jet aircraft passing by the listener. [Phasing] on the other hand sounds much more alien and other-worldly.
While used in all sorts of different music, flangers are most heavily used in psychedelic and dreamy music where strong harmonics and a wall-of-sound depth are often sought - used with good reason too, [flanging] sounds [insanely beautiful] when youre as high as a kite.

[Little_Girl]

The art of [scissoring], performed by males. When two males [interlock] legs and rub genitals for the purpose of [sexual satisfaction].

[Merna]

To [flap] like an [uncoordinated] [octopus].

[Raeanne Dimick]

[shagging] a [girl] with her [knickers] on