DINK

dual-income couples with no children

DINKS are known for having disposable income and spending their paychecks on major investments, luxury vacations, and early retirement.

by Still Learning at 62 May 14, 2024

Danny Dink

best superhero ever little kid

Fuckface: have you heard of danny dink

Retard: duh dyigh dhhyh dhh

by sex nelk July 30, 2024

Link a Dink

Someone who constantly ducks playing online vs real human opponents

Stop being a link a dink and play your madden game.

by dro621 June 12, 2023

Dink

Someone who has a temporary lapse in judgement.

Jason often calls his associate(s) a "dink" at work.

by Deadlysnipz September 18, 2016

hink-dink

small, unpopulated, used to describe a place of residence. a backwoods town. the boondocks. a shithole.

"living in the hink-dink town of pleasant valley is like living in the boondocks."

person 1: "she lives in pleasant valley."
person 2: "that hink-dink town?"

by carihope June 22, 2011

Dink

Something shit or rubbish !

Your nan looks dink asf

by Steve Dallan April 5, 2022

Dink

1. Verb: To play pickleball, typically with enthusiasm and a slight obsession.

"Ever since Karen retired, she just dinks all day."

2. Noun: The act of playing pickleball, or a pickleball game / series of games.

"Work has been super stressful lately. I could really use a nice afternoon dink."

3. Verb: To perform a soft, strategic shot in pickleball that arcs just over the net and lands in the opponent’s kitchen. Used to seduce your opponent into a cat-and-mouse game of patience and finesse.

"Don’t try to smash it, man—just dink that in niiiice and easy."

Origin:
From the satisfying "dink!" sound the paddle makes when hitting a soft shot. Also because "pickleballing" just doesn’t have the same ring.

Hey, I know we just met but some friends and I dinking later, care to join?

by sjha01 May 5, 2025