(AS A VERB)
1) To force someone into submission, as in a wrestling match.
2) To give someone your pin was an indication of "going steady" in the 1950's.
3) To have sexual relations with a woman.
(AS A NOUN)
4) A small, skinny, needle-like object.
5) An ATM or other numerical passcode (capitalized).
1) To force someone into submission, as in a wrestling match.
2) To give someone your pin was an indication of "going steady" in the 1950's.
3) To have sexual relations with a woman.
(AS A NOUN)
4) A small, skinny, needle-like object.
5) An ATM or other numerical passcode (capitalized).
1) On Sunday afternoons jo mama and I often engage in Greco-Roman wrestling. I usually end up pinning her.
2) Back in 1957, I pinned jo mama and asked her to the high school dance.
3) Back in 1957, I pinned jo mama in the back of my convertible after the high school dance.
4) Jo mama asked me why mine was so big, but your daddy's was the size of a pin.
5) I forgot my pin at the ATM when I needed $3.99 to pay jo mama for her services. So I had no choice but to give her the old St. John's Surprise.
2) Back in 1957, I pinned jo mama and asked her to the high school dance.
3) Back in 1957, I pinned jo mama in the back of my convertible after the high school dance.
4) Jo mama asked me why mine was so big, but your daddy's was the size of a pin.
5) I forgot my pin at the ATM when I needed $3.99 to pay jo mama for her services. So I had no choice but to give her the old St. John's Surprise.
by Nick D July 20, 2004
A slang term for a marijuana ciggarette, as used by Atlantic Canadians. Usually a very small joint that is good for a small buzz when smoked between 2 people.
"Hey Drew, lets go smoke some pins dere!!"
"I'll be right there, I just gotta roll a few pins for the trip."
"I'll be right there, I just gotta roll a few pins for the trip."
by The West Wigga May 4, 2005
adjective(slang) : inferior or weak, in general; small; insufficient.
Shortened from the word "pinner" which refers to any small amount of something under scrutiny.
Shortened from the word "pinner" which refers to any small amount of something under scrutiny.
There is a pin amount of cereal left.
That guy is pin for wearing that stupid jacket.
The girl is pin and annoying.
This situation is hella pin.
That guy is pin for wearing that stupid jacket.
The girl is pin and annoying.
This situation is hella pin.
by ImChron February 25, 2005
by phil December 10, 2003
To hit a car's top speed while driving.
Comes from driving a vehicle so fast that the needle on the speedometer hits the pin after going around the dial and off the scale.
Comes from driving a vehicle so fast that the needle on the speedometer hits the pin after going around the dial and off the scale.
by mrcrankypants July 18, 2004
The hexadecimal 8-digit code used to identify members on the Blackberry Messenger, usually called BBM. This amazing chat service, very popular among teenagers, is one of the few reasons why people use Blackberry's and don't switch over to Android or iPhone. Many teenagers like to post their PIN on Facebook in the place of their workplace on their profile.
"Hey, we should talk sometime. What is your PIN?"
Possible answer one: "Yes, we should. My PIN is ..."
Possible answer two: "Yes we should, but i don't have a Blackberry, I have an iPhone. Do you want my number?"
Answer- "Lucky! How is your iPhone? I'll take your number."
Possible answer one: "Yes, we should. My PIN is ..."
Possible answer two: "Yes we should, but i don't have a Blackberry, I have an iPhone. Do you want my number?"
Answer- "Lucky! How is your iPhone? I'll take your number."
by squishy121 October 11, 2011
The feeling you have when you have crossed the "having fun" phase of doing cocaine into the "a new source of natural energy" phase of it. May also be used to describe the feeling obtained from speed, but with speed, the "having fun" phase is skipped.
by Anonymous August 10, 2003