binkies

The behaviour of a rabbit, especially a pet rabbit, when it runs, jumps and flicks its hind feet into the air. This is almost always a playful gesture.

Towards the evening the buns dash around the garden doing binkies. That's a really good sign!

by Jem Mawson April 12, 2005

binka sina

1. a bitch's name. Though formerly a cat s name, the sound of it makes it a perfect fit for an animal that only listens to it s belly.
2. a bitch's name, caracterizing a lack of interest in anything but food, clothes and sucking dicks.

example 1 : look at this binka sina, trying to catch her own tail. Doesn t she look retarded ?

example 2: What a bitch, and she s chinese...a real binka sina

by WCJonson August 1, 2010

meesa jar jar binks

(mee-sah jah-jah bh-ee-n-k-s)
the phrase used by the lovable character, Jar Jar Binks, who's death is not confirmed in the Star Wars franchise

Luke Skywalker (isn't it him who talks to Jar Jar??, Idk): Hi or whatever
Jar Jar Binks: MEESA JAR JAR BINKS
Luke Skywalker: wtf
Jar Jar Binks: How wude!

by around1:32 July 22, 2021

Binski

An amazing device that holds up your newspaper, so you don't have to.

That Binski is great. I want a Binski. I need a Binski.

by Jane1Jane February 22, 2009

Binkyberry

A Binkyberry is a person, who can not live without their smart phone. It goes to work with them, to bed with them, they look at it constantly even during a conversation or at dinner. Everyone remembers their binky. It was the blanket or shred of what was left of their very first baby blanket. This was something they almost took to kindergarten with them.

She/he almost left for work with out their keys, wallet or purse. She/he did have their smart phone though and had to go back home for the other items they left behind. They certainly had their Binkyberry though.

by ShelCeleste August 14, 2010

Binkap

The family name where the mighty Binkap ponmwa Shetur came from

You are welcome to Binkap family transport

by Mr B the First June 3, 2018

Binklet

A Binklet is the remaining stalk or stipe of a mushroom after the cap has been popped off.

Jonnie liked to remove and dice the caps of the mushrooms, eating the binklets raw as he cooked.

by Harry Koisser May 7, 2018