flimse

(verb) To play with or to fidget with, as with the clip of a pen.

origin: a tangential application of the word "flimsy" which describes many objects with which one can fiddle or fidget

1. This pencil is good for flimsing because it has a large clip.

2. "Look at her flimsing her pen - she's going to break it!"

3. I like to flimse my eraser during class because it helps me focus.

by Jan Chandran December 16, 2022

flimey

The most sweetest, cutest, amazing, adorable, talented, gifted, mesmerizing, lovely and beautiful person ever :3

I love chu flimey <3

by Knightproto January 2, 2023

flimey

The most sweetest, cutest, precious, talented, adorable, smartest, mesmerizing person ever >w<

I love chu flimey <3

by Knightproto January 2, 2023

flimberwaddled

A word that means the same thing as flabbergasted idk☠️

Bro was absolutely flimberwaddled

by CodeGroup February 15, 2023

Flimpin

A combination of "flirting" and "simping"

(trying too hard to impress someone)

John was flimpin over Jane, constantly complimenting her and buying her gifts.

Sarah found it annoying when Tom was flimpin on her, always trying to impress her with his achievements.

When Mike realized he was flimpin over his crush, he decided to take a step back and give her some space.

by fetching leleys May 6, 2023

flim godoein

flim godoein is love, flim godoein is life. But more importantly, flim godoein is what you call it when the back of your hamburger falls on the ground because you were grabbing it wrong I guess.

Ahh damnit Jim, my hamburger just flim godoein'd

by Feramnu July 20, 2023

Flimble

To move or act in a clumsy or awkward way.

They flimbled the presentation and lost the contract.

by vortecxs#4240 November 5, 2023