slinkster
derived form francesca lia block novels.
meaning, cool, groovy, etc.
also shortened to ‘slink’ for an easiability of sayage.
also used before other adjectives as an adverb.
“man, ‘fight club’ is f-cking slinkster!”
“yeah, well i think you’re pretty slink yourself!”
“this song is slinkster-groovy”
usually followed by the word “cool”. slinkster is a adverb to replace “really”.
boy oh boy, i can make constilations out of my pimples. this is slinkster cool.
a cowardly con-artist; includes both players and hacks; (plural, ‘the slinksters’: refers to the slinkster union)
the slinkster shirked his responsibilities at work to snoop around his girlfriend’s apartment when she wasn’t there.
incredibly hott
that dude is slinkster
one who believes he can dance, but actually resembles a chicken in a kfc factory. usually followed by fits of laughter
“is that the slinkster? hahahaha!”
the slinkster is a near-mythical being to be found in nightclubs all over the world (although primarily london). he is what happens when an ordinary mortal, called duncan, feels the party atmosphere infiltrate his soul!
(gasp) ‘is that the slinkster?’
a derivation of slinky. someone who wears slinky trousers will often get the nickname, “slinkster”
“hey, slinkster! i see you’re wearing your special slinky trousers again.”
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