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FINCH

A combination of fist and clinch; which describes a clinched fist, most often used in passionate dance moves to power ballad songs.

Johnny felt so strongly about the lyrics to the love song that he pulled out a power finch

by meem101 February 16, 2011


finchful

finchful, adjective

a particular, hyperspecific beauty found within the atoms of finch

you’re so finchful

by birds enthusiast May 14, 2023


the finch

When you're drunk, and you interrupt everyone's conversation with a story you have told 10 times already.

I was in the middle of talking to Billy, when Rob gave me the Finch and retold his story.

by Finchness April 17, 2017


Finch's

The best place in the world ever. Bar none. Located in Wimbledon Village, it truly is the pinnacle of human civilisation and is thickly coated in the putrid stench of coolness. The secret of life really is Finch's on a Friday Night.

Shall we do some more Latin or Greek or other cool things?
No, let's go to Finch's and be super cool.

by Shambles May 14, 2005

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Finched

The action of getting something taken from you by a "finch". This 'object' is generally something that is easily recognized as yours to everybody except for the finch. Before you even notice what is happening the finch will already be in possession of what was once yours. Finches are generally harmless entities.

"Jack totally just finched my burrito."
"He finched the ball from me in practice yesterday"
"I heard he tried to finch Chris' girl the other day."

by jacofo November 11, 2009

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Finched

Getting stabbed or shanked violently.

"You better shut up before you get Finched."

by thepretender1230 November 13, 2013

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Finched

To be stabbed in such a way it reminds you of Kayla Finch from the United Fleet stories.

I'm not sure, but this looks like he got seriously finched.

by Kiki1962 November 24, 2010

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