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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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Tsonga chased down a Youzhny drop shot, dinking the ball cross court to bring up match point, which he converted with a high volley off a clever sliced approach into the corner.
Tsonga chased down a Youzhny drop shot, dinking the ball cross court to bring up match point, which he converted with a high volley off a clever sliced approach into the corner.
While Newcastle had shunned easy shots at goal, Ulster had to resort to the boot to get their way on to the scoreboard, winger Clinton Schifcoske dinking over a penalty from 15 metres out as the hosts failed to penetrate Falcons teak-tough midfield.
 
 
 
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