Krinkle

Cash money, named for the sound paper bills make in your hand. More often used to describe small sums of money, or large sums in an ironic tone.

Dude :I wanna score a dimebag before the concert, im broke though.

Other Dude : I got a little krinkle

by L L Coolbeanz January 24, 2010

krinkle

When your genitals shrival like prunes

your balls are krinkled

by faye and bryony March 4, 2004

Kinkle

to kinkle someone; to be kinkled
Noun; verb

A manipulative misrepresentation of what another person has said; to "twist their words" for dramatic effect. This is often done purposely to make another person look bad or to get others to feel sorry for them. Sometimes, however, the person kinkling is just incapable of comprehending conversations the way they happened. The kinkle is perfected with dramatic body movements such as flailing arms.

"My mom kinkled me when repeating our conversation to my brother"

"She kinkled me to Bob and made him livid with me, even though that's not what I said".

"He kinkles really badly so watch what you say and/or believe".

"I've been kinkled! That's not what I said!"

by lioness_92 November 9, 2012

kninkles

The knee wrinkles on your pants after they've been folded over a hanger for an extended period of time.

Dude, you have the worst case of kninkles. Go iron your pants.

by JohnStamosismydad June 10, 2011

kinkle

a dick that is long and very skinny

you have a kinkle
opposite of choade

by Chris October 21, 2004

krinklesac

The sound chip bags make in a quiet room.

During the lecture, I heard a krinklesac but I couldn't figure out where it was coming from.

by CleveSon November 11, 2012

stinky krinkle

ol browneye, orafice that you poo from, number 2,

After all the mexican food, phils stinky krinkle was sore from the jalepeno's.

by kevin gnacyk December 29, 2007