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dink

Description:

As a noun, "dink" can refer to a small, light tap or hit, as well as a sound made by such a tap. It can also be used to describe a young, affluent, and childless couple. As a verb, "dink" means to hit lightly or produce a sound similar to a tap. Additionally, it can be used as an adjective to describe something that is small or of little consequence.

Examples:

• (Noun) The tennis player made a quick dink over the net.
• (Noun) The dink of the hammer hitting the metal echoed through the workshop.
• (Noun) Mark and Lisa are the epitome of a dink couple – they both have successful careers and prefer spending their weekends traveling.
• (Verb) He dinked the ball over the defender's head.
• (Verb) The glass dinked against the table as she placed it down.
• (Adjective) It was just a dink scratch on the car, nothing serious.

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