Pungle [PUHNG-gəl]
Part of speech: verb
Origin: Spanish, American slang, mid-19th century
1. (Southwestern U.S.) To pay or hand over; to shell out.
Examples of pungle in a sentence
"When the pizza arrived, each roommate pungled up their share before eating."
"Whenever I visit Las Vegas, I pungle about twice as much on gambling as I spend on food, but that’s part of the entertainment."
