Dwindlee

Someone with no toes. that means that they have feet but no toes. it is okay to be dwindlee.
ps. its a verb. and a noun and a pronoun and a adverb. you can't tell the tense.. so you don't have to worry about grammar

Suslieeee went to dwindlee but she found six dwindlees up her dragon dwindlee.

by sugillee January 25, 2008

Dwindle

To decrease to a point at which the dwindling object is almsot nonexistent.

President Forwill's supporters dwindled down to his wife and his brother-in-law.

by Diggity Monkeez May 10, 2005

dwindle

A situation or problem.

Im in sort of a dwindle, can you help me out.

by Aaron Rowe June 11, 2005

dwindlehorse

to murder someone with an axe as they're taking a selfie

"My dad got dwindlehorsed yesterday :/"
"that really sucks man."

by wine glass stem April 22, 2023

Dwindle

1. Verb: to use drugs, especially Cannabis

2. Dwindling. Verb: The act of using drugs.

3. Dwindler. Noun: Drug user.

4. Take a Dwindle. Phrase: Get High

All terms derived from the fact that your supply of drugs dwindles (gets smaller)

1. Dude, lets go dwindle

2. Dude don't get the door I'm dwindling

3. Dude, Bredy is such a huge dwindler

4. Man keep an eye out for cops, I gotta take a dwindle

by Jorge S.R. January 16, 2009

Dwindle

Around, but also inside; sexual connotation.

Everyone has a dwindle, everyone possesses the ability to dwindle, and everyone can dwindle if they so desire.

Example 1

"Kevon is so gross."
"Why? I thought she was pretty cool."
"No. She totes dwindles."

Example 2

"Wait, you did what to him!?"
"I dwindled his dwindle."

by RysnThePotato April 16, 2014

Dwindle

Something that becomes gradually until little remains.

I've found out that the shogun power dwindled in 1868.

by BlackPohatu November 9, 2016