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dink
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dink someone off
Sl. to make someone angry. Whatever you do, don't dink her off! Why did you have to start out your speech by dinking off the entire audience?

rinky-dink  (American informal)
not important or of bad quality (always before noun) We drove into a rinky-dink town in rural Pennsylvania. This isn't rinky-dink stuff - it's high quality furniture.


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MILLIYET -------- SAMAST THREATENS DINKS The tension escalated in the tenth hearing of the Dink case.
Properties on the Quayside are usually snapped up by DINKS - Dual Income and No Kids - executives and empty nesters who have retired and whose children have left the large family home.
A decline in the size of the average household, including an increase in the numbers of people living alone and of DINKS (double income no kids), has meant that the burden of household care has increased for many individuals.
 
 
 
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