by cookieelynn September 25, 2022
1. to assassinate, to overthrow esp. without anyone knowing.
2. to fire somebody esp. with an air of arrogance.
2. to fire somebody esp. with an air of arrogance.
1. I only ask of youse guys to dink him, and what do you do? You let him get away with his life, his memory, and your identities! I'm afraid boys, I'll have to dink you, too. It's coitens (curtains) for yas both!
2. Bob, I'm afraid that, because of your laziness, I'll have to dink you. Clear your office by noon tomorrow or it'll all be thrown away.
2. Bob, I'm afraid that, because of your laziness, I'll have to dink you. Clear your office by noon tomorrow or it'll all be thrown away.
by Sai C. January 22, 2008
An acronym for "Double Income, No Kids," a household where the closest thing to a child's tantrum might be a Wi-Fi outage, and the biggest bedtime story is the monthly budget. Here, 'playdates' involve streaming marathons and the only 'bottle time' is choosing between red or white wine!
Young Dinks: "We're dinks, we can vacation any time and afford appetizers. We have 20 cats and drink $20 lattes."
Old Dink in Senior Care: "I haven't had a visitor in 10 years and will die alone, but those lattes sure were good."
Old Dink in Senior Care: "I haven't had a visitor in 10 years and will die alone, but those lattes sure were good."
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