bink Synonyms
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bink Meaning
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bink (n.)
A bench.
bink Sentence Examples
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the last bink of light disappeared from the sky.
- The toddler delighted in stacking colorful binks of blocks, creating a tower taller than herself.
- With a swift motion, he flicked the bink of paper off his desk and into the recycling bin.
- The magician mesmerized the audience as he made coins bink from behind their ears.
- She adjusted the settings on her camera to capture the perfect bink of sunlight streaming through the trees.
- The pond echoed with the gentle bink of pebbles skipping across its surface.
- The clock chimed midnight with a solitary bink, signaling the start of a new day.
- In the distance, she heard the faint bink of car horns as rush hour traffic began to build.
- The old house creaked and groaned with every bink of the wind against its weathered walls.
- With a steady hand, he plucked the last bink of thread through the needle, finishing his sewing project.
FAQs About the word bink
A bench.
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As the sun dipped below the horizon, the last bink of light disappeared from the sky.
The toddler delighted in stacking colorful binks of blocks, creating a tower taller than herself.
With a swift motion, he flicked the bink of paper off his desk and into the recycling bin.
The magician mesmerized the audience as he made coins bink from behind their ears.
