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1. to eat, drink, consume something in one swift motion, all at once.
2. to take in all at once. 1. I pinstriped a whole bag of chips in one sitting.
2. Jackie pinstriped Sean's bone last night, it was incredible. I couldnt believe she got it down! |
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To purposely abandon someone obnoxious We pinstriped that bitch in Boston, let her find her own way home.
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to vomit out the window of a moving car, causing it to spear across the door and quarter panel. The night was going good till the drunk broad I took home pinstriped the car.
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verb. Meaning to fart silently in public, leaving a nauseous gas cloud for an unsuspecting stranger to walk through. Frequently experienced when walking through the city of London behind men in pinstripe suits who should know better "Don't follow me upstairs - I just pinstriped"
or "I got pinstriped by a fat old man on the way out of Green Park tube station" |
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A term describing a large women who more than likely prefers it up the back passage.
First heard in a late night eating establishment in Lemington UK. A larger than life women leaning over the counter to grab her Kebab pressented a view to the other diners that was somewhat distressing to their digestion. She was of the build where doggy style would be the only option. She was wearing pin stripe trousers She's a bi of a pinstriper...
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