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Used in the PS3 game "Heavenly Sword" by a giant crossbow wielding psychopathic cat girl named Kai. "Twing-twang" means to snipe or kill enemy soldiers secretively. You are able to use Kai and "twing-twang" several times during the game.
twing-twang by Austin Carter September 30, 2007
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lady-twinge
when you make a "lady" cum and her leg is twitching, or shaking very rapidly. this also includes eyes rolling into back of head.
me: hey bob.
bob: whats up?
me: i had this lady over my house last night. we did our thing, and like usual i gave it to her so good she did the lady-twinge. yes she came very hard!
bob: wow! can you teach me how to do that?
me: no.
bob: whats up?
me: i had this lady over my house last night. we did our thing, and like usual i gave it to her so good she did the lady-twinge. yes she came very hard!
bob: wow! can you teach me how to do that?
me: no.
lady-twinge by bounceonit989 August 28, 2009
Twingers
Twat Fingers. The resulting smell and stickiness of getting to second base and not washing your hands.
Damn dude, did you just high five me with twingers?
Holy shit she must have been dirty, I can smell your twingers from here bro!
Holy shit she must have been dirty, I can smell your twingers from here bro!
Twingers by Nadeem11886969 September 10, 2011
Twinger
A particularly rare occurance in where twins share red or ginger hair. Gingers have been proven to be becoming more and more rare and the probability of twins is quite small making twingers a particularly beautiful piece of God's creation
'Let me introduce my two friends Richard and Simon; they are brothers born on the same day and have ginger hair!'
'Pleased to meet you guys, I've never met real live Twingers!'
'Pleased to meet you guys, I've never met real live Twingers!'
Twinger by Chris Dangerous Long January 30, 2008
twoink
a Twitter pig, an oinker. A twoink uses Twitter only for self-promotion, linking to his or her blog posts, etc., and never attempting to otherwise entertain or inform. Coined on 3/29/11 by Gene Weingarten of the Washington Post.