drindle

a crack between the dimensions, wide enough for a feline to slide through but too narrow for humans

Schroedinger slipped through the drindle, leaving his master behind

by slish December 16, 2003

drindle

To pass through and/or explore an area casually and without direction; to amble aimlessly.

They drindled through the French Quarter of New Orleans all afternoon.

by Nigel Finley August 24, 2008

Drindle

1. A Dreidel (Jewish toy) from the southern part of the United States of America.

2. A dwarf on stilts.

3. The act of condiments dripping from someone's sandwich.

4. Some sort of catastrophe.

1. I say, I say, little boy, where'd you get that Drindle.

2. That Drindle's got mad skills.

3. Let me get you a napkin, you've got a drindle going on.

4. The copier is having some sort of Drindle.

by busybee@work December 10, 2010

Drinkaling

When your drinking and have to pee "tinkle" and do both at the same time

Hey where is Ashley? Man she's in the bathroom drinkaling

by meatwad1245 July 6, 2018