heineken deuce deuce

Often referred to as the 22 ounce bottle of Heineken beer.

I drove to the liquor store to pick up a heineken deuce deuce. Out of a brown paper bag I finished her with ease.

by brawss August 17, 2009

Heinerscheid

The process of letting woke company ideology get in the way of common sense, to the point of it costing you billions in revenue and/or market capitalization, and when such mistakes are realized, instead of pivoting to normalcy you double down thus destroying the company in the process.

Costanza just hired Ravi from Harvard to reinvigorate our brand, I hope he doesn't pull a Heinerscheid and take us down in the process.

by Weebs67 August 9, 2023

Heike

Old German for hagan = Farm / protection and rihi = rich / powerful. Heike means "mistress of the house."

Heike is a feminine first name, which is awarded occasionally for boys. It is the Low German form of Henrike.

Nameday of Heike is on July 13.

The name is Heike as a little old fashioned, good! and regarded as normal.

Other names related to Heike: Henrike, Heinrike, Heimke, Heinke, Heilke, Eike, Hendrike

Heike was also a common name in the Germanic and East Frisian parts of Europe.

Not to many women are carrying the name Heike

by HeiDel July 31, 2012

Heineken beer

A saying used when you drink a couple Heineken before the basketball game. Heineken Gives you lots of energy and is related to Manute Bol’s prime days in the nba.
“A fresh pre game drink”

“Heineken Beer! Get up there young fella”

by YoungFella December 12, 2021

Hinkey

As defined by Cosmo or Sykes (Joe Pantoliano and Daniel Roebuck respectively) in the 1993 movie "The Fugitive". In a conversation in the Federal building, Cosmo, Sykes and Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones), the situation with Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) is described as Hinkey, meaning that it is strange or unusual. Gerard exclaims that he does not know what that means and doesn't want them using words around him that he does not understand. Hence, if something, or someone is hinkey, it is strange and/or unusual.

Seeing the sun shine while it is pouring down rain is hinkey.


He was acting hinkey, I think he's on something.

Don't get hinkey with me, mister!

Doesn't that seem a bit hinkey?

by Jeffery Stone October 20, 2004

hinkey

A word used frequently by Abby in NCIS to mean iffy or suspect - not right.

This situation is definitely getting Hinkey.......

by beadsage February 21, 2007

Heinlein

Famous & weird SF writer who was one of the Greats of the Golden Age of SF, eg: the 40's & 50's. Though he was not the greatest master of dialogue, his stories are often quite gripping.

He has added two cool words to the language, grok & the acronym TANSTAAFL.

There is a fine line between Heinlein & the rest.

by moonlymeister January 3, 2006