Hinking

The act of raising one's eye-brows in a provocative manner, suggesting the initiation of an act of sexual congress

'Dude are you hinking me or do you just have tourettes?'

"You can stop hinking at me, I know what you're talkin' about! Let's go upstairs"

by hinking August 20, 2009

hinking

verb - thinking of someoe in a very sensual way, almost as if they were you love bird....

i was just hinking of you
and for those of you who dont know
thinking- verb- to think about about some one is a sensual way, as if they were your love bird

by haardt December 12, 2003

Hinking

The act of artificially heightening others' desirability of oneself in terms of looks and charisma.

-Hey, that girl in the red dress at the bar looks pretty hot.
-Nah, you're getting fooled. If you look closer, you'll realize she's just hinking.

by Erik Andersen December 17, 2008

Hinking

The moment when your brain blue-screens mid-thought but your mouth keeps running system processes anyway.

"He was hinking so hard he forgot how to spell"
"He was essentially hinking but could not stop speaking about mathematics including how 2+2 was 5".

by TheHinker October 9, 2025

extreme hiking

Hiking on very steep hills, or in winter, or over 15 miles.

We went extreme hiking up a 45 degree snowy hill & had to dig our boots in but the view was phenomenol to the max!

by Starchylde May 22, 2016

Hiking the Appalachian Trail

Sneak away to meet your mistress. ("Hiking the Appalachian Trail" is the first explanation of where South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford was when he disappeared.)

"Has anyone seen Jawann? I've been calling and texting him for three days and he's not answering."

"Uh, he's hiking the Appalachian Trail."

"Oh. Got it."

by Frankie Fiveangels June 26, 2009

Hindinglish

Much like 'Spanglish' is an amalgam combining the Spanish and English languages, Hindinglish combines Hindi and English. Hindinglish is used in many Bollywood films and contemporary television shows, such as 'Monsoon Wedding' and 'Breathe: Into the Shadows' (respectively). The nature of transition between Hindi and English in Hindinglish phrases/sentences varies, but is typically more Hindi-heavy (otherwise we would have to call it Englindi, and that just doesn't sound as good).

Dave: "Dammit! They're speaking Hindinglish again! I can only understand half of what they're saying!"
Sally: "Awww. I find it charming."

by squiggular September 13, 2020