Flinting around

Lighthearted tomfoolery

He thought I was going at him but I was just flinting around

by Bromarasig May 20, 2025

Flanth

/ˈflænθ/ (verb)
To instinctively shift hot food around the mouth while sucking in air in an effort to cool it, typically done to avoid burning the tongue without spitting the food out.

• She flanthed the spoonful of soup until it stopped steaming.
• He flanthed the dumpling with wide eyes, refusing to spit it out in front of his date.
• “Don’t flanth it too fast,” she warned, “you’ll end up choking.”

by University of Minnesota May 21, 2025

flintyoubalta

a diddy blud who grooms and likes kids

Drake is a flintyoubalta

by The Englishian Professor PHD June 13, 2025

flinter

to be off task on work, multitasking useless activities, instead of doing one's job productively, typically scamming

Bro, don't flinter today! You have an exam! Lock in!

by etymology nerd June 20, 2025

Flynning

Verb
The act of behaving in a manner closely relating to flynn's behaviour; following people around, being creepy towards girls, having bad hair, acting in a way that is socially unaceptble, refusing to leave someone alone, being a lame person to be around.

Flynning can mean one of these words, or all at the same time.

Jack was flynning us at the party so much last night, who even invited him?

by Alien651 July 4, 2025

Flantip

To mess something up in a lighthearted or mildly chaotic way, often unintentionally, but without serious consequences. Usually used humorously.

She flantipped the cake recipe, and somehow it still tasted amazing.

by Optimus prime300 October 17, 2025

Caso' Flenta

Curb stomping. when a man tries to get out of a gang, he must bite a curb and anopther gang member stomps on his head. if the man lives he is free.

bitch wants to Caso' Flenta!!

by Jake Willinton April 26, 2009