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Gangsta word for something that's tight, cool, or hip. Originally from the french word for Roman Numeral V.
Person A: Just bought massive speakers, built a bar, set up our laser light machine and am emailing the club list as we speak to let them know it's time to get lok'ed!
Person B: Dude, this is gonna be cinq.
cinq by Devmaster11 August 17, 2010
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Gangster word for a cinquenta (dunno exactly how to spell it.
E.g/ Ma bad boi cinq
Yo look at the kitted cinq

Cinq à sept 

Pronounced "sank-ah-set", literally means "five to seven".

Cinq à sept is a French term for a visit to one's mistress...Cute name for stuff you do discreetly with someone other than your spouse between five and seven o'clock so no one notices...
Colleague: Hey James why are you in a hurry to leave work?

James: I have a cinq à sept with a bitch ha!

Colleague: You have a mistress!! Unbelievable...Well, have a good cinq à sept!

James: Yeah! (kick in the balls)
Cinq à sept by free69 August 15, 2009
Someone attractive you want mentally and physically
Ayy go ways you my cinq cinq
Cinq cinq by Tskeen06 August 17, 2022

Cinq à sept 

Pronounced "sank-ah-set", literally means "five to seven".

In Canada (especially Québec), a “cinq à sept” is a happy hour event, often but not always following a work day. Despite the literal translation, these events often run from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, or any other block of time after 5:00pm but before 9:00pm.
Do you have plans this evening?

Yeah, I am going to that McGill Alumni cinq à sept. Do you want to come with me?
Cinq à sept by Jm_yul March 12, 2023
Music enthusiast; passionate leader; charismatic; innovator; artistic; loving nature; strong character; intelligence; athletic; incredibly handsome; self-motivated; philanthropist; high achiever; and talented.
Cinque is a well-respected and loved leader among his collegues and family.
Cinque by StormXXVII🎶 April 19, 2017

Cinquante 

Any container of Labatt 50 ("fifty" in French) which is produced and sold in Quebec. Slightly smoother and with more body than its Ontario counterpart, and like an elephant, it comes in quarts.
"We're heading down to Montreal this weekend to see the strippers and have a few quarts of Cinquante."
Cinquante by Adman12 September 26, 2005
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