shinking

1. To stagnate and wallow in mediocrity.
2. To become bloated and uncomfortable due to lack of activity.
The profits were shinking due to lackluster sales performance.

Without exercise or doing much needed chores at home, Joanna found her body shinking.
by eruditus May 18, 2007
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shinking

to think in the shower

verb: shinking
adverb: shinked
noun: shink
adjective: shinker
I was feeling the water dribble down my back as I was shinking wondering what clothes felt like opposed to what we felt like in them
by red hair babe September 12, 2017
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Shink

To take a shit in someone's sink and leave it.
The party sucked so I left a shink to let them know.
by MeLaramie March 09, 2011
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the sound uttered when producing (or making the motion of producing) a blade, expandable baton, or other metallic object, usually a weapon.
Check out this shiv I just got. *Shink*
by elemental June 28, 2005
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Shinking

1. I sat there shinking about how to do my three-hour homework in 30 minutes.
2. Yesterday I shunk so hard I came up with a new business plan.
by Thekillerpebble November 20, 2019
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Shink

The Joining of the words "should" and "think" in Norfolk and Suffolk slang.

Sh'ink

See also shew
Yaaarp, I Shink so
by NaTaahleee July 23, 2010
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i got shinked on my face
by Tylersv November 01, 2006
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