Dinglish 

When Dimash Qudaibergen gets slightly off course on his internal translation from Kazakh to English and mixes words up.
Dears have now become extremely used to Dinglish and have decided to adopt it as a much cuter form of communication

Dimash slipped into Dinglish when praising his grandmother in Dubai

Dinglish by Moggins September 9, 2022

dinglish 

A mix up of german and english, commonly used in german business talk.

Wir haben uns comitted...
(we comitted)

dinglish by Nicolas80 June 30, 2005

dinglish 

A word to describe a non speaking english womens sexual preformance.

She couldn't speak english very well but her dinglish was perfect.

dinglish by Bill Boss September 17, 2008

dinglish 

pronounced Ding-gill-ish
a varent of "English" where commen words get rearanged for the soul purpose of making people laugh

"cycling" become "Bikealing"
pronounced bike-a-ling
"shopping" becomes "shopariseing"
pronounced shop-a-riseing

dinglish by The Evil Squirrel June 16, 2005

drinklink 

drinklink is a word used to describe ATM:s on friday nights. It can also be used on other occasions as long as the term "getting drunk" is involved.

Lets visit the drinklink on the way to the next bar?

drinklink by kingmob July 26, 2004

dinkish 

To be like a dink.

He is being dinkish.

dinkish by Katieisawesome April 16, 2008

drinkling 

Drinking (especially alcohol) slowly and steadily, especially for an extended period of time -- a portmanteau of "drinking" and "trickling". Most likely to be uttered by someone who has been drinkling for some time.

I've only been drinkling for two hours, but look how many empty bottles there are!

drinkling by Fleet Pete June 27, 2007