tinky-winky
tinky-winky by beau99 June 9, 2004
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tinky-winky
From a children's program, Teletubbies, tinky-winky was the camp purple one with the bag and the high pitched voice.
tinky-winky by The Lost Dude May 9, 2003
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tinky winky
Tinky Winky is the tallest (and most noticable) Telletubby.
He is purple, with a purple triangle-shaped stem on his head. He enjoys singing, dancing, toting his pink purse, and most likely frequenting gay clubs after a hard day in Telletubby land.
He is purple, with a purple triangle-shaped stem on his head. He enjoys singing, dancing, toting his pink purse, and most likely frequenting gay clubs after a hard day in Telletubby land.
Dipsy: Tinky Winky! Will you play with Laa-Laa's ball?
Tinky Winky: Dipsy, you and I both know you aren't articulate enough to form those sentences!
Dipsy: Oh... Erm, Tinky-Winky play with ball?
Tinky Winky: How about we play with two, big boy?
Dipsy: (cries)
Tinky Winky: Dipsy, you and I both know you aren't articulate enough to form those sentences!
Dipsy: Oh... Erm, Tinky-Winky play with ball?
Tinky Winky: How about we play with two, big boy?
Dipsy: (cries)
tinky winky by Joel April 13, 2005
Tinky Winky
The purple teletubby; Has a male voice and carries around a purse; Has a triangle stem on his head; normally has huge giggle fits
Tinky Winky by Gwen Stefani Grrl December 9, 2003
Tinky Winky
Tinky Winky by KandiFloss March 5, 2009
tinky winky
tinky winky by Benbread April 13, 2004
tinky winky
Being paraniod about homosexuality and always looking to uncover it. Reading into every little thing in an effort to prove that something is gay while ignoring anything that may contradict this belief. For example, assuming a fictional creature is gay because of its skin color or fashion sense while ignoring the fact that it doesn't have genitals.
tinky winky by KJR September 4, 2005
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