sninkle

a snow sprinkle. small amount of snowflakes falling to the ground.

The {sninkles} outside were gently falling, certainly not enough precipitation to accumulate.

by Steph Holmes July 20, 2008

sinklenterated

an effect of periodalism

wow this is the time of the month, shes definitely going to be "sinklenterated "

by destiny garcia de la rosa January 15, 2009

skanklein

1) the act or the process of getting skankled

she's skanklein me in the lips

by thexlegend420 July 27, 2009

Skankle

skank + kankle = skankle; a promiscuous woman who has kankles

Last night I had one too many malibu baybreezes and ended up doing this "nice" chick with no ankles, what a skankle!

by Kneil Downs August 2, 2009

sninkle

verb

1. To snow lightly in small particles.
2. To lightly snow over.
3. To dust lightly with snow.

The weather today shows intermittent sninkle with a 20% chance of heavier snow.
The roads had a light sninkling of snow.
Is is snowing? No, it is only sninkling outside.
I wish it would quit sninkling and really snow a lot.

by Verijaa December 30, 2012

swinkler

to define something that is visually cool, attractive, or impressive.

daaaaaamn, that booty is so swinkler.

by naythanyelle May 19, 2014

skankle

the twinkle in a sluts eye

you sister gave me the skankle.

when our eyes met across the bar she had the skankle

by Tacalinca June 7, 2014