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pinkie
1[ ping-kee ]
noun
- the little finger.
pinkie
2[ ping-kee ]
noun
- inferior or cheap wine, especially red wine.
pinkie
/ ˈpɪŋkɪ /
noun
- the little finger
Word History and Origins
Origin of pinkie1
Word History and Origins
Origin of pinkie1
Example Sentences
Members are often conspicuous, with full-body tattoos and pinkies amputated by the mob as punishment for wrongdoing.
Fellow Stanford neurologist Thomas Rando reasoned that it made sense to look in the blood, that witch’s brew of biochemical whatnot that bathes the body, pinkie toe to pointer finger.
To control her Roblox character on an iPad, she used the knuckle on her left pinkie.
No larger than a baby’s pinkie, it marked the troop’s first big find of the day.
She dipped a pinkie into the bottle, licked it off, declared it, admiringly, “really, really hot,” and then got an odd look on her face.
We would scratch the bottom of the chocolate with our thumbnails until we found a pinkie.
As I rub my left hand, I notice a small bruise around the knuckle of my pinkie finger.
Victor as he was at Pinkie Cleugh, Somerset was soon forced by famine to fall back from the wasted country.
"There's only a few of us regulars wise to this," whispered Pinkie.
"I got to have me bit of coke," Pinkie answered, with a shrug of his shoulders.
"It was about an hour ago," resumed Pinkie Bonn with undisturbed complacency.
Pinkie Bonn and the Pug might be as late as that; but, equally, they might be earlier!
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