Definitions by macinlor
don't dip your bush onto the company dink
This phrase advises female workers not to hook up with their male colleagues (especially the doofus ones). Office romances cause nothing but drama, heartache, and embarrassment for all involved (including onlookers).
It is women's version of "Don't dip your pen in the company ink," which is often pronounced by obnoxious dude bros.
It is women's version of "Don't dip your pen in the company ink," which is often pronounced by obnoxious dude bros.
Female #1: "Oooh, Mikey got transferred to our department. He is so hot."
Female #2: That guy?! Hells no! Girl, don't dip your bush onto the company dink."
Female #2: That guy?! Hells no! Girl, don't dip your bush onto the company dink."
don't dip your bush onto the company dink by macinlor September 7, 2016
it's been a slice
"It's been a slice" is a farewell statement that comes from the saying "a slice of heaven." You can use the phrase to tell someone in a playful way that you have enjoyed spending time with them. Also, when ordering pizza, you can also say, "I'll have a slice of heaven please (instead of a slice of pizza)." You will seem much cooler that way.
it's been a slice by macinlor December 5, 2015
Dickle
A girl might text her crush to ask how his dickle is doing just to make conversation, or if they are having difficulties in bed, she might ask him "Why is the dickle being so fickle?" If she is feeling amorous, she might say "I like your dickle better than a pickle" or "I would like to lickle the dickle" and so on.