what does it mean when a girl asks for one of your rings

when a girl asks for one of your rings it means she’s claiming you as hers. By having one of your rings she has proof of you being hers.

Can i have one of your rings?

yeah sure but why?

no reason

What does it mean when a girl asks for one of your rings?

by anonymous June 25, 2021

ringoism

Malapropism used by Ringo Starr, most known as reappropriated by John Lennon as song titles.

The title of the song "Tomorrow Never Knows" is a ringoism. "A Hard Day's Night" and "Eight Days A Week" are also ringoisms.

by foolonthehill September 10, 2009

hoe rings

big hoop earrings that women sometimes wear.

damn those are some big hoe rings

by awesome possume February 22, 2008

ringo

(noun)
American word for Brits.
Derived from Ringo Starr, the famous drummer of British pop group the Beatles. Since there is nothing more British than the Beatles, Ringo has since became a common American slang word for any Brits. For example, this is what Samuel L. Jackson calls Tim Roth in the film Pulp Fiction.

Now Ringo, I'm gonna count to three, and when I count three, you let go of your gun, and sit your ass down. But when you do it, you do it cool. Ready?

by Mefistofeles August 28, 2004

Lord of the Rings

A series of fantasy novels that are so epic that one of the greatest bands of all time, Led Zeppelin, dedicated songs to it.

The inspiration for the songs Misty Mountain Hop and Ramble on. Both excellent Zeppelin songs.

Robert Plant was a fan of the Lord of the Rings, so he referenced it in many of his songs.

by potterfreak82 March 9, 2011

7 rings

7 Rings is a new Ariana Grande song that came out on 1/18/19 at 12:00 A.M.

Erick: Omg! Did you hear Aris new song 7 rings??

Ryan: Yeah!! It was awesome

by Sxbleye January 17, 2019

Lord of the Rings

1. Sauron.
2. A book written by jrr tolkien.
3. A movie trilogy directed by Peter Jackson

1.Argh! It's the Lord of the Rings! Run!
2.I'm having a hard time getting into "Lord of the Rings".
3. I have seen "Lord of the Rings" far too many times.

by penguin March 22, 2004