1. to move or hang loosely and awkwardly; to dangle or swing in an ungainly manner
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• His long arms gangles at his sides when he walks.
• The rope gangles from the tree branch in the wind.
• She gangles her legs over the edge of the chair.
• The loose wires gangle across the floor.
• His oversized sleeves gangle past his fingertips.