Binnick
verb – to completely pulverize the genitalia of any two relatively superb looking females.
derived from the old latin prefix “bin” which translates to “in twos”.
also -ssociated from the latin suffix “nim/nic” which roughly translates to “10 incher”
commonly used by my students and buisnessmen of the north ga area
i binnicked this pair of dimes last night. i’m not even sure if they’re still alive…
hey niglet, i pulled a binnick with yo b-tch and mine last sat-rday…
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