DINK 

Also DINKs for a plural, DINK is an adjective that stands for (D)ual (I)ncome, (N)o (K)ids or Dual Income No Kids. This means that two partners in a relationship both have jobs, but no kids. This may typically give them lots of money, and lots of free time outside of work.

Yeah, me and Linda, we're DINKs. I don't think we'll ever have kids!

DINK by WhosBlue June 29, 2024

Dink 

Dual income no kids

Ron and Sarah are Dinks. They get to spend all of their money on vacation.

Dink by Metown161 July 28, 2024

Dink 

Partners/ couple who have dual income no kids

The young couple next door just bought a house while living as dinks for the first couple years being together

Dink by Pseudonymdink July 29, 2024

Dink 

A tiny petite man who you can fit in a pocket and play with

That child is such a dink

Dink by 123appletree456 December 18, 2024

Dink 

The hole of your penis

Noah likes to finger his dink

Dink by Peefsmeller February 23, 2025

dink 

noun
1. An acronym for "Double Income, No Kids", referring to a lifestyle where a couple opt for a childfree lifestyle where they both make money to support themselves and each other instead of one person being the breadwinner.
2. Onomatopoeic slang for a headshot in a video game, typically in a first-person shooter with a competitive online multiplayer setting, originating in the video game Counter-Strike from the unique "dink" sound a player hears when shot in the head.

transitive verb
1. The act of scoring such a headshot in a video game.

noun
1. "I prefer a DINK lifestyle so that I can have more freedom for me and my partner to do what I want."
2. "Dink! I got a headshot!"

transitive verb
1. "Wow, did you guys see that? I totally just dinked that guy!"

dink by StarCraft Maniac February 25, 2025

Dink 

1. Verb: To play pickleball, typically with enthusiasm and a slight obsession.

"Ever since Karen retired, she just dinks all day."

2. Noun: The act of playing pickleball, or a pickleball game / series of games.

"Work has been super stressful lately. I could really use a nice afternoon dink."

3. Verb: To perform a soft, strategic shot in pickleball that arcs just over the net and lands in the opponent’s kitchen. Used to seduce your opponent into a cat-and-mouse game of patience and finesse.

"Don’t try to smash it, man—just dink that in niiiice and easy."

Origin:
From the satisfying "dink!" sound the paddle makes when hitting a soft shot. Also because "pickleballing" just doesn’t have the same ring.

Hey, I know we just met but some friends and I dinking later, care to join?

Dink by sjha01 May 5, 2025