Hinch

The coolest person around.

That guy is so Hinch

by Someone June 20, 2004

Hinch

Derived from Instagram. To hinch or be hinched. A term for intense and methodical cleaning or organising.

I’ve just hinched the kitchen.

by MilsD January 10, 2019

Hinch

A small measure or remnant of something.
A cross between a hint and a pinch.

I added a hinch of lemon to the punch.

by sssssGabiH January 29, 2018

hinch

A combination of the words hint and pinch. Applied in situations where someone doesn't get the hint, which is a common enough occurrence to necessitate the extension of a pinch.

Looks like Eugene's havin some trouble with that puzzle. Why don't you give 'im a hinch.

by catholicbooty May 27, 2016

Hinch

(Verb) To be bamboozled, fooled, taken advantaged of by a complete loser.

(Noun) See Donovan

I've Hinch 'd the government because I'm getting money for a fake condition I'm pretending to have.

You have a little of bit of money and self-worth, I don't...I'm gonna Hinch you up.

by asberger October 15, 2011

Hinch

This used to be the coolest person around, but then he got married, had kids, and became a zombie-like cliche.

Remember when Hinch was cool? The dullness of the suburbs really sucked the life out of that poor guy.

by croquemadame October 5, 2016

Hinch

A tow-truck hook that you are able to attach to a robot.

A hinch came zooming through the air. It lands with a loud thump, on the robot's miniscule hook attached on his robotic back.

by Flamingofacts101razor August 6, 2021