" stingers "

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1: Hits from a bong. Rarely used in the singular form.

  * e.g.,  ... Matt, it's the stingers that keep me going, dude. 

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1: Bristolian term for stinging nettles.

  * e.g.,  ... When kicking a football as far off the field of play as you can. (Therefore wasting time) Yo might say 'pick 'ee out the stingers' 

 [ "stingers" ]

1: A table tennis game consisting of a first to five point set. The loser has to take his shirt off and the winner gets free shots at his back adding up to the amount he/she won buy.

  * e.g.,  ... My back still stings from stingers last week, you f'd me up good. 

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1: These are infested and dirty fingers, the main types of these are tiger and ming stings. These fingers are so dirty they sting you like a bitch. The stingers are caused by having your fingers in your mouth or up your ring constanltey without washing them.

  * e.g.,  ... AWWW!luke! get your stingers away they sting like a bitch. 

 [ "stingered" ]

1: To be taken by a ponzi scheme. To lose money on a venture when one party doesn't live up to its' agreements. To get stung in a bad deal where one side doesn't live up to expectations.

  * e.g.,  ... "Our company is thinking of sponsoring that race team, but we need to perform better due-dilly so as not to get stingered again." "We tried to pre-order that new crowd-funded widget, but we got stingered and the company never delivered. I'm still waiting!!!" 

 [ "stinger" ]

1: (noun) Slang word for a hypodermic needle or syringe.

  * e.g.,  ... Gesturing towards the new and unused needle, Nikki asked Tony, "Could you hand me that stinger, please"? 

 [ "Stinger" ]

1: An exceptional man and father who enjoys watching sports and drinking beer.

  * e.g.,  ... He an awesome guy, a true Stinger. 

 [ "Stinger" ]

1: A blunt that is smoked until the point of being so short that the smoke stings the users eyes.

  * e.g.,  ... "We smokin these down til' they're stingers" 

 [ "stinger" ]

1: A Stinger is a very short piece of music that begins and ends within a matter of a few seconds. Stingers can be used for many purposes (splash screens, logos, highlights, underlining a point), but the most common use of Stingers is in the transition between scenes. Look at an episode of "Friends". Every time the story moves from one location to another, we see a little shot of the new location, and the music plays a "Stinger".

  * e.g.,  ... use a music stinger while he enters the stage and walks to podium 

 [ "Stinger" ]

1: Prison Term

  * e.g.,  ... I was gonna make the Top Ramon Noodles I got from commissary but the cop confiscated my stinger. 

 [ "Stinger" ]

2: Device used to heat water.

 [ "Stinger" ]

3: Since hot water can be used as a weapon it is not allowed in many prison settings. Some prisons may have hot water in the day-room but it is not allowed in the cells.

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4: Inmates will connect two wires from any source, TV plugs headphones or even handmade wire from aluminum foil to any 2 separated metal objects, usually metal-plates. By connecting the two wires to the outlet and dropping the stinger in the water the AC current will pass through the water heating it up. It is possible to boil water and with some practice inmates can even make candy with ingredients smuggled out of the culinary.

 [ "Stinger" ]

5: Sometimes a poorly made stinger will trip the circuit breaker for an entire tier or block causing discontent for both inmates as well as correctional officers.

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6: Stingers are considered contraband in the prison system.