the act of tricking your friends by pretending you are drinking and therefore getting drunk when you actually arent.
by chadwarden November 01, 2009
a girl who is kind of trinky (see definition)
She has a bad fashion sense. For example she wears orange and white stripped sweaters. Occasionally with black puff balls.
She has a bad fashion sense. For example she wears orange and white stripped sweaters. Occasionally with black puff balls.
by Tila<3 December 24, 2009
a slip, usually of paper or cardboard, serving as evidence that the holder has forthcoming free alcohol to be served to their own person or to those they are drinking with.
Named such, by the intended user of said dicket, as a result of over-consumption of alcohol, uncanny ability to make immature jokes or perhaps due to a language learning disability.
Not to be confused with trinket.
Named such, by the intended user of said dicket, as a result of over-consumption of alcohol, uncanny ability to make immature jokes or perhaps due to a language learning disability.
Not to be confused with trinket.
V (male) - To you I give my drink ticket. Please acquire for me an alcoholic beverage. A spirit of Mexican origin perhaps.
K (female) - For me, a cold and refreshing Coca-Cola. Many thanks.
L (female) - You`re all loosers. I'll just take these trink dickets and buy myself some more booze.
K (female) - For me, a cold and refreshing Coca-Cola. Many thanks.
L (female) - You`re all loosers. I'll just take these trink dickets and buy myself some more booze.
by The Real V-man (Clad) November 14, 2009
1. A term used to describe a reaction of unbelief; used to express one's confuzzled curiosity over the motivation of something that has been said to him or her.
2. When other phrases or words are inappropriate or lacking, these words can be used to show that one is void of ideal words or outwardly reactions to a given situation or event.
3. An online onomatopoeia for when one shakes his or her head. Yes, there is quite a bit of sound involved when shaking one's head.
2. When other phrases or words are inappropriate or lacking, these words can be used to show that one is void of ideal words or outwardly reactions to a given situation or event.
3. An online onomatopoeia for when one shakes his or her head. Yes, there is quite a bit of sound involved when shaking one's head.
Married man: Hey John, how's your wife and kids doing?
Single man (John): I don't have any wife and kids. I'm not married yet, remember?
Married man: Haha, I just wanted to see how you'd react to that.
Single man: You trink my face.
Amy: Hey, I have something to tell you.
John: What is it?
Amy: I think I have found the right simile to describe our relationship...
John: What is that?
Amy: You're like the soymilk I have to put into my cereal when my regular milk goes bad.
John: Ok, you trink my face. (Shakes head).
Single man (John): I don't have any wife and kids. I'm not married yet, remember?
Married man: Haha, I just wanted to see how you'd react to that.
Single man: You trink my face.
Amy: Hey, I have something to tell you.
John: What is it?
Amy: I think I have found the right simile to describe our relationship...
John: What is that?
Amy: You're like the soymilk I have to put into my cereal when my regular milk goes bad.
John: Ok, you trink my face. (Shakes head).
by Miami Denizzen January 05, 2010
When something annoys you a lot and/or when you have nothing to say to something that is bothering you.
Example one: "Hey I bought Sally a skirt for her birthday!"
"I bought a more expensive one for her!"
"You trink my face."
Example two: "All the girls always go to the bathroom in a huge group... ugh that trinks my face."
"I bought a more expensive one for her!"
"You trink my face."
Example two: "All the girls always go to the bathroom in a huge group... ugh that trinks my face."
by Miami Denizen January 04, 2010
Person 1: Dude I think I just became enlightened!
Person 2: Dude you just trinked using your third eye.
Person 2: Dude you just trinked using your third eye.
by Enlightened nigga December 31, 2017