Plural noun.
An extraordinarily versatile term that crops up spontaneously in all manner of popular expressions throughout the Attic whenever prudence, good taste, or Mother Patience advise against using the original word.
Common expressions:
I’m up to my whangdoodles in this.
Don’t get on my whangdoodles.
I can’t be whangdoodled.
It’s doing my whangdoodles in.
Go and whangdoodle someone else.
Aurelius’s note: The etymology of whangdoodles remains a matter of debate among scholars. Some claim they have always existed; others maintain that they appeared spontaneously during an especially lengthy Council. There is no consensus.
