Hint Bomb
An incredibly straight forward hint that just tells the person what you want them to know rather than hinting at it.
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Autumn Hintz
She both Hellfire and Holywater.
She has a heart of gold. But break her trust, you'll see a dark side. She a warrior who will do anything to protect the ones she loves. Having her on your side. Makes you the luckiest. Don't ever flip her bitch switch. She is ONE OF A KIND.
She has a heart of gold. But break her trust, you'll see a dark side. She a warrior who will do anything to protect the ones she loves. Having her on your side. Makes you the luckiest. Don't ever flip her bitch switch. She is ONE OF A KIND.
Autumn Hintz by @Savage_Goddess420 July 10, 2021
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hint hint
"Hint, hint" is what you say when you're trying to get someone to do something or realise what you're asking them for, when it would be rude or inappropriate to ask them to do it directly.
It is said humorously to make it a bit more obvious that you're giving hints as to what you'd like them to.
It is said humorously to make it a bit more obvious that you're giving hints as to what you'd like them to.
Brother: My friend is coming round tonight, and we're hoping to have a little bit of time alone together, hint hint, if you get my drift, hint hint.
Sister: OK OK, I get it, I'll get out of here.
Girl: Mmm, I think one of those engagement rings would look really good on me, don't ya think (hint hint)?
Guy: Hey, look at that... thing over there!
Sister: OK OK, I get it, I'll get out of here.
Girl: Mmm, I think one of those engagement rings would look really good on me, don't ya think (hint hint)?
Guy: Hey, look at that... thing over there!
hint hint by Redonkuloso September 22, 2011
hinterland
Hinterland is probably German, because it is. It basically means as rural as you can get within range of a city. The phrase can also apply to any area in the stix, or way far out dude.
Jonas: Where does Steve live again? I always see him taking the 116 bus home.
Alistair: He lives way out in the English hinterland, up by Hemingstone. How the fuck did he get here?
Jonas: Probably banged a lot of important people.
Alistair: Yup.
Alistair: He lives way out in the English hinterland, up by Hemingstone. How the fuck did he get here?
Jonas: Probably banged a lot of important people.
Alistair: Yup.
hinterland by 14caratfacialexpression July 28, 2014
Da ist ein Waschbär hinter dir
The perfect retort when your mum, your face and your mum's face are already exhausted.
Its original meaning is 'There is a raccoon behind you'.
Its original meaning is 'There is a raccoon behind you'.
A: Do you want to go to the cinema?
B: Your mum wants to go to the cinema.
A: Your FACE wants to go to the cinema.
B: YOUR MUM'S FACE wants to go to the cinema.
A: Da ist ein Waschbär hinter dir.
B: Your mum wants to go to the cinema.
A: Your FACE wants to go to the cinema.
B: YOUR MUM'S FACE wants to go to the cinema.
A: Da ist ein Waschbär hinter dir.
Da ist ein Waschbär hinter dir by Kalivha November 19, 2009
coke zero now with a hint of added vanilla
Me: *Watching Jack's Newest Video*
Jack: sAmE gReAt CoKe TaStE wItH zErO sUgAr NoW wItH a HiNt oF AdDeD VaNiLlA.
Everyone else: COKE ZERO NOW WITH A HINT OF ADDED VANILLA
Jack: sAmE gReAt CoKe TaStE wItH zErO sUgAr NoW wItH a HiNt oF AdDeD VaNiLlA.
Everyone else: COKE ZERO NOW WITH A HINT OF ADDED VANILLA
coke zero now with a hint of added vanilla by grqv1ty_err0r February 1, 2020
hint
hint by Sam is so uber cool it hurts him August 22, 2006