Meaning, "strange", but pronounced in a french accent, the word "stronge" is used to express surprise when you have made a mistake or you are at fault for something.
It's used to deflect criticism you may feel is implicit in the accuser's tone.
It's used to deflect criticism you may feel is implicit in the accuser's tone.
Jason: "This report is full of mistakes!"
Olivier: "Stronge"
Jason: "I've left you all day doing this, and there's still bits missing!"
Olivier: "Stronge"
Olivier: "Stronge"
Jason: "I've left you all day doing this, and there's still bits missing!"
Olivier: "Stronge"
by Daniel Goulding February 28, 2008
Another, generaly stupid, word used instead of strong. It it mainly utilised by norbs who are unfamiliar with the placement of their anus and cubital joint.
by Jodie m September 30, 2005
someone who comes off as confident
someone who is comfortable in there own skin
someone who can take on the world
someone who should be very proud of themselves
someone who is comfortable in there own skin
someone who can take on the world
someone who should be very proud of themselves
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