flimse

(verb) To play with or to fidget with, as with the clip of a pen.

origin: a tangential application of the word "flimsy" which describes many objects with which one can fiddle or fidget

1. This pencil is good for flimsing because it has a large clip.

2. "Look at her flimsing her pen - she's going to break it!"

3. I like to flimse my eraser during class because it helps me focus.

by Jan Chandran December 16, 2022

flimsy koboyashi

The act of sticking a hot dog up the vagina, pulling it out and consuming it in the acts of sexual intercourse.

Joey enjoyed the sweet taste of the flimsy koboyashi as she slipped it out and into his mouth.

by Cpitch January 9, 2009

Flimsy simsy

Very tall person who often describes themselves as a sex god, which they clearly aren't

Matthew : Look, my penis is MASSIVE
Dan : no, your being a Flimsy simsy

by squirty berty bottom burper May 18, 2010

flimsical

An object or assembly that is so poorly made as to be comically flimsy.

That cheap cabinet I bought is so flimsical that one of the doors fell off as soon as I tried to open it.

by Mr. Producto February 16, 2012

flemse

A sweet nickname for someone named Flemming.

Used in a danish parody of Harry Potter, in wich Cho Chang is named Flemming. Harry calls Cho Chang Flemse because he think it sounds sweet.

Person A: "My name is Flemming."
Person B: "I will call you Flemse"

by Ik' Sofie March 4, 2014

flimber jurble

a popsicle thingy

i want a mfing flimber jurble rn

by nerogfys April 10, 2021

Flimshaw

(noun)
Nonsense, balderdash, poppycock.

I say flimshaw to that, good sir.

by Zach Block April 26, 2004