Dink

A word that can replace any other word. This word can be used as a verb, noun, adjective, adverb, etc.

Hope you are having a dinky day!

You are such a dink!

Don't dink this up!

by Dinkerbell March 22, 2009

DINK

Either individual of a marriage in which both are employed or receiving an income and neither have kids.

(Dual Income No Kids)

"Honey, I feel bad taking our kids to that dink house, you know it's not childproof.

or, "Yes, my husband and I are dinks.
(Dual Income No Kids)

by local dink December 29, 2008

dinked

The removed status of the larger (jukebox) hole in a 7", 45rpm vinyl record

I bought the record to use in my jukebox, and was happy to find it came already dinked.

by Matt Barker July 22, 2005

dink

verb: to mess around with something

I had to dink with that old VCR to get it to work.

by anony-mouse July 10, 2005

dink

Someone who is truly being annoying, rude, disrespectful or just bothering you in anyway

Why do you have to be such a dink, get on with your life and quit being rude.

by bandemthebest April 17, 2017

Dink

The noise your penis makes, when it's gently pushed into something

'The penis went dink as it was gently pushed into something'

by Puggles77 July 4, 2017

Dink

Dink is when something (usually used by cowboys) is a pice of shit.

Damn ole son! That horse is a real dink!

by Punchy ole son May 22, 2018