Seasonal Shrinkage

The proven theory that penises are smaller during winter and therefore cant be measured reliably during these months.

It was the first time she saw my penis, but due to seasonal shrinkage i made a bad impression.

by Carl Pontusson August 15, 2017

Stinkathon

Sex marathon (related to Stinkie Twinkie wherein your twinkie (dick) gets stinkie for hours on end!)

Some guys would like to have a stinkathon with Julia Stiles!

by MOCO & P-Phat October 21, 2011

shrinkage

What happens to your pecker in cold water. From a Seinfeld episode.

"Lorena, I don't really have a needle dick. I just got out of the pool!"
"Here, let me cut it off with these nail scissors,"

by Octopod November 21, 2003

Stinka Butt

a term of endearment to a small child or children

This is my lil stinka butt.

by aquaman2k10 February 24, 2011

Srinath Effect

The effect where the affected seems to find non-existent hidden meanings to things around him/her

Boy 1: uff teri ada!!

( A song from the motion picture "Karthik Calling Karthik" sung by Alyssa Mendonsa & Shankar Mahadevan. )

Girl 1: Love it! btw referrin to?

Boy 1: Something..

Boy 2: naa.. its someone.. !!!

Boy 3: I understand head nor tail :(

Boy 1: the song obviously.

Boy 2: the song is obvious.. but there are other hidden meanings there too..

Boy 1: u r havin the "srinath effect"

by Lamebook April 25, 2010

Stinkatorium

Pronounced: "Stink-Ah-Toe-Ree-Um"

An enclosed enviroment of varying size defined by an intense and foul smell which makes it virtually uninhabitable by living organisms.

Outpost B on the planet Stinkwata is a good example. An unknown and infinite facility beneath the vast oceans of a long forgotten ancient planet. Accessed only through rocket ship or highly modified rocket bike, this stinkatorium has eluded mankind for millenia. It is the foulest smelling location in space/time and a stain on the legacy of the universe.

by Henry Gale February 18, 2009

shinkansen

Fast-ass trains in Japan.
The Shinkansen can move at speeds above 250mph, and resemble a airplane on the inside. You can travel extremely long distances very quickly by utilizing the shinkansen, but you pay the price. They're far more expensive than taking a local train.

I felt like I was flying when I rode the shinkansen, watching the small towns fly by at 260mph.

by salary man kintaro August 3, 2004