Crinkling

Something humans say when they’re laughing.

AHAHAH, OH, PINK, I MEAN, ‘FRIEND’, THAT JOKE WAS SO FUNNY! I’M CRINKLING. I’M CRUMPLING UP INTO A LITTLE BALL. I’M FOLDING. YOU’RE DOING ORIGAMI WITH ME. I CAN’T BELIEVE HOW FUNNY THAT WAS. I’M COLLAPSING.

by BitterlyJitteryandAlsoAnxious February 15, 2020

clingfling

A chick who stalks you after a one-night-stand

Man, Rosa's a real clingfling. I said I couldn't be tied down and it was for fun...Some chicks just don't listen.

by AgentColdShadow March 16, 2008

Clinkingwonder

Another word for skilledchalk. Please refer to skilledchalk definition.

In a sentence it would be used like this: "He was such a Clinkingwonder."

by YourGayManClink February 9, 2022

Clinkclink

money or currency of any kind

this term was coined by the popular MMO Final Fantasy XI

Yo fool I need some Clinkclink for my baby mama.

by Talzorz October 20, 2008

clinkting

very expensive or a lot of money.
originates for the word clink meaning money. The words stem from the slums of south London and Kent (UK) but are beginning to spread into london and the surropunding counties

'Ths shizzle is bare Clinkting blood'

by Jack Da Rippa May 15, 2005

Clinking of Glasses

I've also heard it's a show of good faith i.e. no poison in others glasses as clinking together would mix the poison into yours.

clinking of glasses together and saying a local term like skål!

by shelby69m August 3, 2016

Clinking

The practice of web-browsing for information or pleasure by clicking a link on one page and then again on the page that opens, usually drifting from topic to topic as takes the reader's interest. While the term clinking is used commonly to refer to all web browsing, it is used more frequently in regards to browsing Wikipedia.

Also known less commonly as 'Playing six degrees of separation'.

An amalgamation of the words clicking and link.

"I was clinking my way through Wikipedia last night. I looked up 'Unions' for school then clinked my way through metal workers, train track making and ended up on this page about a guy who actually survived a steel rod into his brain."

by Chanel #5 January 2, 2009