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sinjin drowning
cool and awesome duo of siblings (weston and kalynn koury) playing video games and drinking coffee on youtube. they’re also known for streaming on famous platform twitch. they’re big fans of hit shows victorious and icarly.
sinjin drowning by S1K0WITZ January 26, 2021
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Sinco de drinko
Craig : So are we goin to party hard tonight?
Chad : You bet Sinco de drinko at Kiersten's place!
Craig : Hell yeah we are going to get so fucked up!
Chad : Yeah I can't wait to pound some pussy all her friends are going to be there too!
Craig : Sinco de drinko WHOOOOO!
Chad : You bet Sinco de drinko at Kiersten's place!
Craig : Hell yeah we are going to get so fucked up!
Chad : Yeah I can't wait to pound some pussy all her friends are going to be there too!
Craig : Sinco de drinko WHOOOOO!
Sinco de drinko by SlopNChop May 5, 2017
Sinoboo
A negative term directed to anyone of non-Chinese descent who displays overly obsessive behavior towards China and anything Chinese. Most sinoboo's are uneducated about their obsession and attempt to impress other's with their knowledge on the Chinese world or it's media. Some even go to the extent of claiming that they have Chinese blood or wear Chinese traditional clothing in the hopes that it'll make them "look the part." Sinoboo's also tend to misuse common Chinese words such as "ke ai" (cute) "gege" (brother) and "shuai" (cool) by using them too much or using them in random sentences. Sinoboo's may also be referred to as Chinaboo's and not to be confused with Sinophile's- people who genuinely admire China and it's culture.
An easy way to spot sinoboo's is to mention certain types of cmedia they like which are most likely cpop, cdrama, donghua, cnovel, or manhua. Although some are obsessed with Chinese gaming. Another step to identifying a sinoboo is noticing whether or not they have an odd fixation on the Chinese language or anything Chinese (including people) and start getting Chinese usernames/names without the help of an actual Chinese person.
An easy way to spot sinoboo's is to mention certain types of cmedia they like which are most likely cpop, cdrama, donghua, cnovel, or manhua. Although some are obsessed with Chinese gaming. Another step to identifying a sinoboo is noticing whether or not they have an odd fixation on the Chinese language or anything Chinese (including people) and start getting Chinese usernames/names without the help of an actual Chinese person.
sinoboo
someone who's so obsessed with china and it's people that they denounce their own culture and ethnicity. most of them claim to be of chinese origin but don't even look a speck of asian. some of them will even go to lengths as far as strictly dating only chinese people. these types of people may also be referred to as chinaboo's. sinoboo's are NOT to be confused with sinophile's (people who genuinely admire china and the chinese people)
person 1: god why does Taylor always brag about being Chinese ?
person 2: dude she's not even 2% Chinese. ig she's just weird like that :/
person 1: omfg she's a total sinoboo
person 2: right, that's exactly what I was thinking
person 2: dude she's not even 2% Chinese. ig she's just weird like that :/
person 1: omfg she's a total sinoboo
person 2: right, that's exactly what I was thinking
sinoboo by wangjiluvr January 4, 2021
Sinoboo
Internet slang derived from the word Sinophile. Sinoboo means the complete opposite of it though, these people are very annoying and they obsess over anyone who lives in China, or has Chinese blood in them. If you speak any Chinese language like Cantonese or Mandarin Chinese, watch out- they're going to get you for your language ability. They try to type out Chinese Pinyin, but fail hard. (Most of them don't know what Pinyin is.) They are NOT people who have a major in a Chinese Dialect and can ACTUALLY write pinyin properly. Sinoboos usually like to write their name in Chinese Characters when they do schoolwork, and fail very hard at the strokes and the order of the strokes. They also buy things with Chinese Characters that they don't know the meaning to. Sinoboos take Chinese, Hong Kong, and Taiwanese drama to an obsessive level by trying to pick out phrases from it. These people are NOT the same people who simply enjoy to watch these dramas. Most of them are also c-pop lovers. Sinoboos are usually not Chinese themselves, but they claim they have some Chinese in them.
If you speak Chinese and one of them adds you on Facebook, be careful. You're in for a big roll of a 'lao shi'.
If you speak Chinese and one of them adds you on Facebook, be careful. You're in for a big roll of a 'lao shi'.
Person 1: Hey, did you hear? In Social Studies, Sarah was totally correcting every Chinese word that people said. The thing is, she didn't even say it right.
Person 2: Yeah, I know. I even told her, and she started to call me a China hater.
Person 1: She isn't even Chinese, what the hell?
Person 2: Pffft, duh. She's a total Sinoboo
Person 2: Yeah, I know. I even told her, and she started to call me a China hater.
Person 1: She isn't even Chinese, what the hell?
Person 2: Pffft, duh. She's a total Sinoboo
Sinoboo by yourlocalsinophile January 23, 2021
Sinnoh
A region in the Pokémon universe. Home to a sexy police officer and Arceusism, this place holds many other wonders. Mt.Coronet is its landmark.
Sinnoh by Derpperiam Wubster May 12, 2016
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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