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plink plink 

Commonly mistaken for bling-bling, plink-plink is an inexpensive alternative meant to look like real gold, platinum, or other forms of "bling."

Since most people who would make use of bling are in a financial class that disallows expensive purchases, plink-plink is actually much more popular.
1- That chain is nothin but plink plink.

2-
Guy 1: Those rims were plink-plinkin' man!
Guy 2: Wal-Mart spinners are shiznit.
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Plink plink fizz 

Reference to popular date rape drug Rohypnal
Person one: why is she talking to him, she's far too good for him
Person two: I know the only way he's going to pull her is with some plink plink fizz

Keep an eye on your drink, you don't want any plink plink fizz
Plink plink fizz by Plinkfizz September 3, 2009

*plink**plink**plink*

This means to make the sound *plink**plink**plink* on your babes abs because they are so rock hard that it sounds metalic
My babes abs are so hard that they went

*plink**plink**plink*.
Johns a plink
Plink by ouygbyhbbh January 9, 2022
A racial slur
SMii7Y: "He's such a plink"
Kryoz: : "What do you mean by that?"
Plink by BrentSon69 January 9, 2022
The racist term for a milkbag
"He's such a plink"
"Nobody wants to be a plink"
Plink by Zombiebro January 9, 2022
Is plink racist?
Yes, it's racist you dirty plink.
Plink by Avalon_McKay January 10, 2022
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