From old Norse "hinkr" hesitation, "hinka" limp, to Norwegian "hinke" jump along on one foot. Hence the saying "Det er bedre å hinke til Romerike enn å ronke til Himmerike", of which the English equivalent could be "It's better to hink your way to Weavan than to wank your way to Heaven".
by Uppern August 11, 2019
Damn, that girl last night was trying to be hink but she fell asleep on the couch
Yo bro I was all types of hink when I was partying
Yo bro I was all types of hink when I was partying
by Manny Random July 16, 2019
To cancel on a previously agreed to social engagement at the last minute. This is analogous to standing up a date but applies more to friends and couples who have made plans together.
Also, a hinker routinely cancels at the last minute. My parents introduced me to this term in the 1970s. They used it among their friends who were all stationed in Germany with the US Air Force in the 1960s. Maybe it has a German origin??? Anyway, it is a handy word for this situation.
Also, a hinker routinely cancels at the last minute. My parents introduced me to this term in the 1970s. They used it among their friends who were all stationed in Germany with the US Air Force in the 1960s. Maybe it has a German origin??? Anyway, it is a handy word for this situation.
Helen and Barry said they were coming to dinner tonight, but they hinked at the last minute. They are such hinkers! They always hink out on us.
by Lady Sybill March 12, 2022
That guy is a Hink.
by Bobamatron July 27, 2018
verb; the act of hiccuping while inebriated which interrupts one's train of thought, resulting in a complete loss of focus
Joe had everyone's attention as he relayed his weekend of debauchery until he began to hink, compromising the attention of his captive audience.
by hipeduk8er June 13, 2012
by Squirrelbaskets August 11, 2017