redlink

• A link, on Wikipedia, going to another Wikipedia page that doesn't exist. Such links are, by default, automatically coloured red by the software, hence the name.

• A page on Wikipedia that doesn't exist; links to it will be coloured red. Follows from the earlier definition.

That page doesn't lead anywhere; it's full of redlinks.

I wanted to read that Wikipedia article, but it was a redlink.

by Nihiltres October 26, 2009

Redinky-donkey

When something is beyond ridiculous, and ridonkulous will still not do it justice, it can be described as ridinky-donkey

"oh sheesh! That guy's nose is ridinky-donkey"

"Did Jo get back to you with those figures?"
"No, this is getting redinky-donkey - we need answers"?

by StupidPeanut April 20, 2010

redline'n

Last smelly fart before you definitely have to take a huge crap, no doubting this feeling.

Oh god, i'm redline'n... ya'll are gonna wanna leave this room now!

by drock59 October 20, 2009

Redinkydonky

Incredibly awesome, only really ace people use it though. It can be shortened to redinkydonk without the Y to add effect or just if you are lazy.

Holy Gwak this iPad thing is redinkydonky, I need one BBBbad

by NexSolo August 22, 2010

Saturn ION RedLine

It looks like a 2-door coupe, but it has four doors (2 long forward hinged doors in front, two short rear hinged doors in back, with no pillar between the front and rear doors). It has a rust proof and dent resistant plastic body, it is supercharged and VERY fast (but inexpensive).

If you want an undercover hotrod, get a Saturn ION RedLine without the rear wing. This is the last of the CANNOT rust plastic bodied Saturns, so, if you live in the snow/rust belt, you better buy this one before they're all gone!

by Car-roll Shelby December 27, 2006

redlining

Running a piece of equipment, most often an engine or other powerplant, way beyond it's rated maximum, usually in an emergency situation.

Usually, denoted by taking the engine revs or temperature up into the red area on an indicator dial, risking permanent damage or catastrophic failure.

"How fast will that thing go ?"

"One fifty five, but after one forty you'll be redlining"

by Eighth of Seven January 8, 2007

redlining

In broadcasting or sound engineering, redlining is when the levels are set too high and the lines on the screen/board are in the red instead of the more desired orange or yellow. Leaving levels at this high level may cause your audio to sound distorted and unpleasant.

Dude, your levels are up too high, you're redlining!

by nacht_for_haters September 16, 2018