flime

A pint of fosters with a dash of lime cordial in. Originated in england, essex. Popular in the summer.

Two Flimes please mate" "getting the flimes in

by fosterskidbooth July 10, 2010

flime

A better and cuter way of describing the passing of time

time flimes when we are together

by InVisDK March 11, 2018

Flime

The difference of time of two time zones while flying; the fake time that passes while flying.

If you fly from NY to L.A at 5pm - 8pm, your flight might take 6 hours, but the flime is 3 hours.

„Hey mate, when will we arrive in L.A?“
„Our plane starts at 5 pm and our flime is 3 hours.“
„So we will be there at 8 pm.“

by HeySirigivemenameideas December 28, 2021

flime

Used as an alternative for 'blimey' or 'cor blimey' it is used to express a feeling of shock

'flime emma! that was a close one!'

by Smarty P May 16, 2006

Flimed

The misspelling of a challenge coin.

This coin was flimed on location.

by PCCoin September 28, 2020

ghost fliming

when kids at skateparks flim with no camera or with milk duds boxes.

kid 1: dude go do a line and ill flim you.
kid 2: you don't have a camera.
kid 1: yeah i do (presents milk duds box)ghost fliming

by okmijnu October 24, 2008