To twingle : such a state of euphoria that your entire body has the feeling of being asleep, but doesn't hurt. It's like when your foot falls asleep but covers your entire body from head to toe, and doesn't hurt when you walk
by Brodei October 22, 2009
by nezzyandzora August 23, 2013
A contraction of the words Twin and Single. A twin cylinder motor running a close firing order ignition timing that mimics a single cylinder motor to provide better traction. Most commonly used in refrence to motorcycle flat track racing. Reffered to as a "big bang" motor when used in refrence to multi cylinder machines.
Dave's classic Triumph motorcycle flat track race bike was getting very poor traction last Saturday night so he changed the timing to a twingle.
by sam wagenseller April 17, 2006
A sensation in any part or multiple parts of the body that seems both a "twinge" and a "tingle", with a twinge being a mild, non-painful form of muscle cramp. The sensation is not caused by sudden injury, but may be caused by repetitive motion, or prolonged use to the point of fatigue.
by Kushima May 3, 2010
a combination of tingling and twinkling, a sensual crossover caused by great excitement (see synesthesia)
"how was the meeting?"
"OMG - i can't believe i pulled the board over to my side. my whole system is twingling!"
"OMG - i can't believe i pulled the board over to my side. my whole system is twingling!"
by geek.neo September 9, 2011
When an individual, usually a young pre-teen girl, decides to "save herself" for Edward Cullen, forgetting he is a fictional character.
These individuals are usually found in groups, and can be heard screaming at the mere sight or mention of said fictional character.
These individuals are usually found in groups, and can be heard screaming at the mere sight or mention of said fictional character.
That girl is just like everyone else, she's so hot for Edward she'll probably become a twingle for his sake.
by mrspyke99 November 3, 2009
An internal combustion engine in which more than one piston is actuated by a single connecting rod (often "V" or "Y"-shaped).
That old Puch twingle, sold through the Sears catalog in the 60's, sounds like a chainsaw on steroids.
by DugB123 July 5, 2011