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Rincky Dink 

The act of a family taking over a town by sheer force while intoxicated and loud. Giving pause to the townies by having both love and hate in your eyes, and making it known your going to get one of them. To be rincky dinked is to be overwhelmed.
Man: Why don't you allow drinking in the common areas?

Hotel Manager: Awhile back our hotel was rincky dinked and we thought it best for our establishment that drinking is no longer permitted.

Man: Oh that makes sense.
Rincky Dink by Joe RinckyDink November 27, 2012
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rinky-dink 

Worthless, badly made, cheap, non-functioning crap, broke down, shitty, the opposite of bling
That rinky-dink car my ex left me ain't worth crap.
rinky-dink by mruptownman October 10, 2010

rinky dink 

Small, of little worth, something that has had little time, money and energy invested into it.
That new recording studio is a real rinky dink operation.
rinky dink by the other theo June 28, 2004

Rinky-Dink 

Look! A Rinky-Dink house !
Rinky-Dink by James Doe December 5, 2004

rinky dink 

handsome, cute, cool. from the Romany Gypsy word for good-looking, rinkano. now also has a dismissive perjorative usage arising from its apparent diminutive sense which arises from the internal rhyme
here's the pink panther
the rinky dink panther
rinky dink by klidenengro February 13, 2004

rinky dink 

n. An aimless, poorly attired miscreant.
"Downtown's nuthin but hella rinky dink crackheads."
rinky dink by Pecan Pie April 30, 2004

rinky dink 

Cute way of saying that something is about to fall apart.
Similar to dinky rink but usually said the other way around.
The party favors at Mary's quincietta were really cute, but also rinky dinky.
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