brink

A disney movie about roller blading

I was watching brink the other name

by b0b April 01, 2003

brink

An alternate form of alcohol consumption which places alcohol directly into the blood stream, thus requiring only a minimal amount of alcohol consumption to become drunk. A common form of brinking is done using a device, preferably a water bottle, some lube and a brave third party. The third party simply places the lubed-up water bottle full of alcohol into the brinkers anus and squeezes, causing a plethora of alcohol to enter the bloodstream and allowing the brinker to become rather drunk in the process.

Yo Andrew, if your not doing anything tonight, do you wanna brink?

by SBWM April 24, 2006

brink

Trying to wink (with eye one), but blinking with the other eye (eye two) at the same time.

Conor: Bet I look sexy when I wink.
Sabrina: Go ahead then snakey.
Conor:*brinks*
Sabrina: You didn't wink you BRINKED.

by THE SNAKEY August 24, 2011

brink

A brick embedded with shards of glass which one would use to beat an especially smug jackass senseless and bloody. Used for occasions when a regular brick just wouldn't do. Often used on lawyers and lawstudents.

If Ron tells me one more time about how much money he's making at his great new job I'm going to smash his face in with a brink.

by ms. bee November 16, 2005

brink

Blink, as pronounced by a Chinese man.

I have to brink vely badly!

by Darth Clitstimulus April 03, 2003

brink

to leave; to split

I was smoking weed in the alley, and then the cops came, so i had to brink.

I wish i could stay longer, but i have to brink.

by Dwayne Pipe March 18, 2003

brink

Same thing as split in the following sentence: I was smoking grass in the alley, and then the cops came, so I had to split.

Sorry, but can't stay any longer. I gotta brink.

by Juanjulio March 13, 2003