Tink

Someone that only cares about themselves.

Give me your dress
-Why?
Mine is wet give me it
- is you all you think of???
- you’re such a tink

by RealLifeFacts4u January 8, 2022

ThinkPad

The complete opposite of an Apple MacBook. Thicker than a TV, heavier than the entire planet, and more powerful and secure than a frikin MacBook

Tom: Look at my brand new MacBook!
James: WTF! Does it run Crysis?
Tom: No it doesn't but it's faster than your "ThiccPad"
(They run a benchmark)
James: My ThinkPad scored 45,398 in PassMark's PerformanceTest!
Tom: My MacBook only scored 25,503 on the same test! How come?
James: ThinkPads are more performant than cheap MacBooks!

by thatdane April 13, 2022

winky tink

to urinate. From the dialogue in the movie "Paper Moon".

I'll be with you in just a moment, I have to winky tink.

by Fred Berg March 30, 2007

i think i looked cute wbu

when you feel insecure about your physical appearance so you say that you look cute to make u feel confident, but all you want is just for people to compliment you

hey look at this picture of me in this outfit, i think i looked cute wbu *nervous laugh*

by rziaaaa November 9, 2018

dont think it dont say it

When you see or hear something that's kinda...fuck dont think it dont say it dont think it dont say it dont think it dont say it dont think it dont say it...

Person 1: Sinners are among us!

Person 2: dont think it dont say it dont think it dont say it dont think it dont say it dont think it dont say it...

by bruhthisismyhandle August 21, 2021

Group think

A phenomenon in which all or most individuals in a group align to the same opinion or moral standing, regardless of its validity or their personal agreement with it. Most commonly caused by an internal desire to not stand out from the whole.

On Saturday, 501st Command came together for their weekly group think session.

by Torrent1260 February 2, 2023

Magical Thinking in Mathematics

When we deceive ourselves and allow others to deceive us on myths, mysteries, and magic in mathematics, be they via half-baked concepts, faux hypotheses, fallacies, paradoxes, tricks, and the like.

How can we fall for less magical thinking in mathematics? By teaching about faulty thinking habits, exposing false assumptions or hypotheses, warning against unquestioned extrapolation or generalization of rules or formulas, and debunking irrational or conspiratorial thinking.

by MathPlus May 5, 2023