Twinling 

1. (v.) To chase someone down a dark alley while screaming British nonsense.

2. (n.) A pair of bitches.

3. (adj.) An old British term meaning 'Damn Bitch, you stank!'

1. (v.) Annabel twinlinged Jimmy after he attempted to steal her lipstick.

2. (n.) George Bush and Dick Cheney are Twinlings.

3. (adj.) In her early years, Oprah was often harassed by people calling her a twinling.

Twinling by A Concerned Citiczen October 21, 2008

sign twirling 

Dramatic movement of a small sign by someone hired to attract motorists to a specific place of business. The best sign twirlers are very flamboyant and really grab your attention.

I went to the new restaurant's grand opening only because of the outstanding sign twirling at the intersection.

sign twirling by yes juanito yes December 13, 2014

Baton twirling

A bad ass sport where you have a metal stick in your hand and try not to beat the shit out of your self in the process of doing these hard tricks

YO I GOT WACKED IN THE FACE BATON TWIRLING LAST NIGHT

Baton twirling by QUICKDICKLARRY May 26, 2018

twiling 

Tweaking and Wiling, can be used to describe anything, or anyone for anypurpose whatsoever

Ayo, That guy whos High out of his mind is twiling right now

twiling by dasjfklo'a mjgofsp[a December 19, 2021

twinking 

MMORPG: The very common practice of giving a lower level character items he could not have obtained on his own. Most MMORPGs have level requirements on items to reduce the effectiveness of twinking.

I twinked out my level one Sorceress with Tarnhelm, the Eye of Etlich, and two SOJs.

twinking by Rast September 6, 2004

Hair Twirling slut 

A female who dresses slutty and acts slutty while twirling her hair who throws herself at anyone that looks at her and desn't care if the person is married.

to one friend " I saw so and so's husband taking some hair twirling slut into a cheap hotel"

Hair Twirling slut by reallysweet November 15, 2010

Baton Twirling

A sport involving a metal stick, called a baton. It's a combination of dance and gymnasics, while twirling the baton. It was origionally a men's sport for twirling in front of the marching band in parades but is now open for both genders to participate. Baton twirling is considered a sport in many coutries around the world and, in Japan, the twirlers are treated like famous sports stars. There are different levels of competitions (states, regionals, nationals, worlds). There are different levels and age groups, too.

Baton twirling started by drum majors using batons to keep the beat for the marching band and were commonly twirled to create more of a show for spectators.

Baton Twirling by xomaydayox May 27, 2009