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1. to link elbows, esp. in a large group of people Dorothy, the scarecrow, and the tin man hinkle in The Wizard of Oz in the scene where they skip down the yellow brick road.
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To play with a man's balls. That girl hinkled me all night long.
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The act of drawing with a washable marker on a man's genitalia, and sucking it off. "I got hinkled by this girl last night."
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A creepy, bald english teacher who thinks he all that when he is really 5/10 on funny. Mr. Hinkle tried to turn me on while standing in front of the keyhole he was trying to use.
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