Slang for a VW bus (the Volkswagen Type 2, AKA Transporter).
Named for their uncanny resemblance to the cream-filled sponge cake... in shape at least. In the Slug-Bug game, Bugs are worth one slug, Twinkies are worth two, and VW Things are worth four, only because they are so rare. If you see a yellow VW bus driving down the street, you may mistake it for a giant rolling Twinkie.
Named for their uncanny resemblance to the cream-filled sponge cake... in shape at least. In the Slug-Bug game, Bugs are worth one slug, Twinkies are worth two, and VW Things are worth four, only because they are so rare. If you see a yellow VW bus driving down the street, you may mistake it for a giant rolling Twinkie.
Billy: Twinkie! (slugs Jim twice)
Jim: Aw man, you suck!
Sue: I bought a Twinkie last night, only had 220,000 miles.
Jim: Aw man, you suck!
Sue: I bought a Twinkie last night, only had 220,000 miles.
by David J. Hansen January 16, 2008
by zany zane February 01, 2008
The original usage of twinkie occured circa between fall/spring 1979 or 1980 when I, a female guitarist and actress, was in a punk rock band rehearsing in a "music building" in Manhattan on 38th street. I would pick up a twinkie before rehearsals and eat them on breaks and the singer in my band started calling me a twinkie. That summer I went to work at a summer stock theater on LI where I started using the word around anyone being extra silly or acting out (i.e. doing a lot of twirling or drag, or being fabulous in some way, etc.)...the guys, most of whom were gay dancers, caught onto it. Within a couple of years the word was being regularly used in the gay community for any young, fun partying gay boy. That is the true origin of the usage of twinkie on the gay scene and how it came about as it had never been used in any context prior to that except in reference to the yellow packaged creme filled cake.
You're such a twinkie!
by twinkietrue June 13, 2011
1. Snack cake, dry as cardboard. Light and creamy interior but rough exterior. Goes well with milk.
2. Yellow on the outside. White on the inside. Usually applies to middle class Asian-Americans.
2. Yellow on the outside. White on the inside. Usually applies to middle class Asian-Americans.
1. M.L.Y. is a twinkie.
2. M.L.Y. is a twinkie.
2. M.L.Y. is a twinkie.
by SharD October 09, 2004
by KC April 11, 2003
by Sydthakyd June 26, 2016
describing how much of a twinky someone is, particularly an Asian who thinks and behaves like a white person (i.e. hangs out with white people, dresses like a white person, thinks like a white person, etc.)
Matt McGrath's twinkiness exceeds all other twinkies. Not only does he have a white name, but he also teaches English in Korea. What a twinky.
by Atomiccc November 21, 2011