pingers

An Australian slang term referring to ecstasy pills (Methylenedioxymethamphetamine). Other slang terms include: e, eccy, disco biscuits, XTC and molly.

"Hey davo got any pingers?"
" I had so many pingers last night I was tripping balls"

by pingas4dayz February 28, 2017

Pinguero

In Cuba, term used for male sex workers that service both males and females, but usually male tourists playing and active or insertive role These men do not consider themselves gay. From the Spanish word pinga ( penis, dick ) Literally "dick worker"

The gay tourist was cruising the malecon looking for a pinguero.

by Charlie Perez September 5, 2008

pinger

An ecstacy pill.

"Im keen to get on a pinger tonight?"

by Diego August 25, 2003

Pinger

an ecstasy tablet (methylenedioxymethamphetamine)

oi lad you getting on a pinger tonight

by GIBBO ONE January 20, 2009

pinger beats

The term used to describe the dance, techno and/or house music favoured by those club(or party)goers who are on pingers.

Mannn, these pinger beats are off the hook.

Don't you hate it when the turn the pinger beats on.

by elly_elly_elly February 15, 2008

Pinsler

A person who is uptight or agitated all the time, to a rude extent.

I was talking to Brian today, and all that came out of his mouth was pessimistic stuff. He's being such a pinsler.

by sweetbiscotti August 6, 2020

Pingering

This is the act of a woman, massaging a man's prostate, with her fingers... through the man's colon wall.

Pingering is the act of inserting a gloved, lubed and gentle, woman's finger (pad first) into the male colon. Finger pointing toward the man's bladder/belly, massaging with a come hither motion (him on his back, fingers pointing upwards), or a gentle forward and backward motion. Pingering is used to relieve the swelling of a man's prostate expelling toxic fluids that may cause prostate problems... also used for sensual excitement, in marital foreplay.
AKA "Prostate Milking" G-Spot Massage Sacred Spot Massage.
A practice, health measure, dating to the Ancient Chinese, Hindu's and Egyptian Pharaohs, insuring longevity of their offspring.

by AlyasSmyth December 28, 2009