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dink

/dɪŋk/
Meanings

  • A small, lightweight watercraft propelled by paddles or a sail.

    - "A family of four enjoyed a day out on their dink, exploring local waterways."
    - "Sailors on a long voyage relied on their small dink to navigate the open waters and reach their destination."
Pronunciation
  1. /dɪŋk/



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Synonyms

behind the curve
Rhymes
Words rhyming with dink
ding , cling , ring , bring , string
Homophones
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  1. dink (v): to make a hollow, piercing sound by striking an object with a pointed or sharp instrument or tool. This meaning is unrelated to the meaning of 'dink' as a small watercraft. )

Variants
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dink , dinks , rinky-dink
Forms
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The term 'dink' is often used as a generic term to refer to any small, lightweight watercraft, regardless of its specific design or type. Some common specific types of watercraft that may be referred to as 'dinks' include: paddleboats, canoes, kayaks, rafts, and inflatable boats.

Etymology
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From the Old English word 'dicca' meaning 'a small boat'. Over time, the term 'dink' came to be used more broadly to refer to any small, lightweight watercraft.

Related Concepts
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  1. Personal Watercraft (PWC): Personal Watercraft (PWC), also known as jet skis or wave runners, are recreational watercraft that are propelled by an inboard jet drive, and can be steered in any direction. PWCs are popular for their ability to perform stunts, maneuver quickly in tight spaces, and provide a thrilling and exhilarating water experience.

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In popular culture, the term 'dink' is often used to refer to any small, lightweight watercraft, regardless of its specific design or type. This usage of the term 'dink' reflects its broad popular meaning and application.

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