Rinse out

To over-indulge or use any substance or any thing. Also can be used in the past tense; Proper rinsed out over the weekend. Or "I rinsed that game" (Over-played)

Wooaah! John laad, I proper rinsed out last night.
Wooaah! John Laad, I rinsed the S Club 7 album to fuck

by Tom Stratton August 26, 2004

Kicking the brown clown out of the one ringed circus

Taking a shit.

"Dude, where the fuck have you been? We've been looking for you for 15 minutes!"

"Take it easy bros., I was in the shit house kicking the brown clown out of the one ringed circus

by Samuel Samuelson July 5, 2010

rinser

One whom often binges excessively and for a sustained period time, while maintaing high levels of intoxication, possibly resulting in eventual cardio-toxicity which generally brings on major anxiety and a desire to continue with the cycle.

Davey and Mikey - two well known rinser (s) - went to Vancouver for 12 days for no real reason and got completely rinsed, both mentally, physically, and in appearance.

by rinser84 December 11, 2015

rinedie

Rinedie isn’t afraid to say something bad about you and she always has something to say . But if your friend with a Rinedie then you will see that she cares inside .she is sporty, never lets you down with a joke, annoying and will watch any horror movies. Rinedie is like that older sibling who shows you the annoying and funny side of life. If your not careful Rinedie will treat you like Marlon treats Yvette.

If your life is too perfect get a Rinedie, she will help

If she is tripping, get a rinedie to tell her

by Nubone November 8, 2018

Rinse

To rinse or, rinsing, means participating in hardcore sexual intercourse

“Hey I’m tryna rinse you bare”

by Aaaeeeeeeerrrr November 13, 2020

Rinse the office

To cleanse one's bottom, using only saliva and tongue.

I paid you $40 to rinse the office. Heres $40 more for a job well done!

by ZaddyMac September 17, 2021

Rinse off

To rinse off is to commit suicide.

Person 1: “Hey, you heard about Aaron?”
Person 2: “No. Did he rinse off or something?”
Person 1: “Yeah, last week actually.”

by CherryBomb2015 December 2, 2021