Tingalin 

1. Can refer to your junk, as in

-a way of saying mind your business

2. Can be a 'thing' you forgot the word to

3. A code for an inappropriate word aka euphemism

1.) Person 1: "Did you just eat all 20 boxes of girl scout cookies?!"
Person 2: "OMG, Hop off my tingalin!"

2.) "Tamika where is my-that-t-the stabby- UGH, WHERES MY tingalin?"
3.) "Nikki stop acting up, that tingalin just needs a good beating."

Tingalin by gorillabooger55 February 9, 2018

Tingling pedro 

Your dark haired upper lip spic stash gives the girl the best box munching experience she's ever had. most commonly used on married women in rich white neigborhoods.

"my husband was out of town, luckily the landscaper was able to give me a tingling Pedro"

Tingling pedro by Minkdaddy20 May 31, 2017

tingling sensation

That incredible feeling you have when you think of someone you love, or when they say sweet things to you, or when you are close to them.

"I like you so much"

*tingling sensation intensifies*

tingling sensation by meyerliane May 14, 2016

Tingalicious 

A lovely lady of the Asian Decent who brings happiness wherever she goes, when describing this woman all you need to say is Tingalicious and everyone knows who you mean.

Look at that beautiful girl over there. How tingalicious is she?

Tingalicious by Jenway523 June 13, 2010

Tingling Tampon 

A tampon that is filled with THC and CBD distillate and diffuses over hours. This has been proven to reduce inflammation, PMS, and other symptoms of periods.

When I use a tingling tampon, my periods are much lighter and my vagina feels great!

Tingling Tampon by iMonkeyBIZ February 9, 2020

Spine-tingling 

"Spine-tingling is a reaction to either being spooked (e.g. an animal sensing danger) or a human hearing/feeling/seeing something so personally moving that it sends chills down their body."

Spine-tingling "The song Wonderboy by Tenacious D sends chills down my body"

Spine-tingling by Easy Definition March 8, 2008

Thingaling 

A temporary noun for use given to tangible or non-tangible, entities, articles, or objects that are real and truly exist, but have not yet been assigned a dedicated noun for use by the Shadow International High Commission on the English Language (SIHCEL)

The commonly used noun, 'thing', is the shortened form of 'thingaling'. In legal, formal, elite, and academic styles, of English, 'thingaling' is used, as opposed the usage of 'thing' by the uneducated, denegerate, lowly working class

That thingaling in my head is keeping me up at nights, distracting me from work, and filling me with stress and visceral fats

Will Ferrell Shakespeare, a 16th century English author, playwright, and all-round boffin, now dead, was the author of the comprehensive treatise on romance and general sociology, still in reference by the boffin community of today, entitled Much Ado About Nothingaling

I ate somethingaling at the corner Mexican restaurant last night, and I can't remember what, but I shat my bed and I'll be spending the week at your apartment

Thingaling by SecGen-TopBoff-SIHCEL October 6, 2021