The Pin-Stripe Club: A jocular Illinois expression referring to ex-politicians who wind up in country-club prisons on charges of corruption and wear "pin-stripe" looking jump suits.
"Will he be the latest in a long line of former Illinois Governors to be sent to the Pin-Stripe Club?
by derbalooney October 12, 2018
Get the Pin-Stripe Clubmug. To purposely make a person who truly loves you feel like all the downs in your relationship are her fault.
by Betterthantheythink April 18, 2018
Get the Pin the Tail on the Monkeymug. "So you need to make this have no flat edges"
"Okay so I'll make a circle then"
*After it's done*
"No you did this wrong, the circle has a flat edge"
"You know I heard something funny Pull the Pin and Throw"
"Okay so I'll make a circle then"
*After it's done*
"No you did this wrong, the circle has a flat edge"
"You know I heard something funny Pull the Pin and Throw"
by whirlwind62 October 24, 2019
Get the Pull the Pin and Throwmug. To have one’s ears pinned back means to be severely scolded or to be bested in an athletic contest, soundly. The idiom have one’s ears pinned back is an American phrase that came into use in the mid-1800s. Its origin is uncertain. Some say it is derived from the sport of wrestling and some say it is somehow linked to the emotional state of an animal with its ears pinned back, though both of these explanations seem rather dubious. It may be more likely that the phrase have one’s ears pinned back is related to some sort of physical punishment that has gone out of common use. Related terms are has one’s ears pinned back, had one’s ears pinned back and having one’s ears pinned back.
pinning their ears back "He's about to have his ears pinned back" Paul Drake, to Perry Mason from the TV series "Perry Mason"
by NTBC March 4, 2020
Get the pinning their ears backmug. A mom who forces her kids to do sports/activities they don't want to do.
Uses their husbands money for almost everything, for and pageants/competitions
Uses their husbands money for almost everything, for and pageants/competitions
by allaboardthe****train April 9, 2015
Get the Push Pin Mommug. Describes a type of plug most-typically used to connect MIDI interfaces. The DIN stands for 'Deutsches Institut für Normung' (German Industry for Standards).
The plug has a round metal shield with a notch inside the bottom (to assist proper alignment) along with an array of five equally spaced pins in an arc towards the top (all inside the round shield ring).
The plug has a round metal shield with a notch inside the bottom (to assist proper alignment) along with an array of five equally spaced pins in an arc towards the top (all inside the round shield ring).
The standard five pin DIN MIDI cable has served many a musician connecting simple MIDI controllers to entire racks of gear. They are inexpensive, reliable (most anyway), and easily obtainable.
by Grebo Guru September 23, 2006
Get the Five pin DINmug. skeetz- 1. A nickname created by a man for himself.
2. See also skeetz.
min-pin- 1. A breed of dog; greater than a chihauhua lesser than a bulldog.
2. A slang term for the male human;see "dawg"
skeetz min-pin- 1. A male human dawg, skeetz.
2. See also skeetz.
min-pin- 1. A breed of dog; greater than a chihauhua lesser than a bulldog.
2. A slang term for the male human;see "dawg"
skeetz min-pin- 1. A male human dawg, skeetz.
That bulldog "lippyfied" skeetz min-pin.
That skeetz min-pin, ran off with my bone.
She was jaded by the one and only skeetz min-pin!
That skeetz min-pin, ran off with my bone.
She was jaded by the one and only skeetz min-pin!
by Lippyfied December 9, 2008
Get the skeetz min-pinmug.