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Meaning of chinks
chinks
to fill the chinks of (as by caulking), a small cleft, slit, or fissure, a short sharp sound, to make or cause to make a short sharp sound, to fill the chinks of, coin, money, a narrow beam of light shining through a chink, a narrow slit or crack, to cause to make a chink, a weak spot that may leave one vulnerable, to make a slight sharp metallic sound
chinks Sentence Examples
- The ancient fortress had numerous chinks in its walls, offering opportunities for infiltration.
- The ship's hull creaked and groaned, revealing chinks in its armor.
- Her cracked porcelain vase displayed chinks that marred its pristine surface.
- The detective carefully examined the chinks in the suspect's alibi, searching for inconsistencies.
- The ice on the lake had small chinks that made it treacherous to walk on.
- The broken friendship had left irreparable chinks in their relationship.
- The leaky faucet dripped through a tiny chink in the pipe.
- The old barn's walls had so many chinks that the wind whistled through them.
- The light shining through the chinks in the shutters created an ethereal glow.
- The chinks in the armor of the mighty knight revealed his vulnerability to attack.
FAQs About the word chinks
to fill the chinks of (as by caulking), a small cleft, slit, or fissure, a short sharp sound, to make or cause to make a short sharp sound, to fill the chinks o
backs, underbellies, jugulars, downfalls, ruins,soft spots, Achilles' heels,undoings, tragic flaws, hamartias
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The ancient fortress had numerous chinks in its walls, offering opportunities for infiltration.
The ship's hull creaked and groaned, revealing chinks in its armor.
Her cracked porcelain vase displayed chinks that marred its pristine surface.
The detective carefully examined the chinks in the suspect's alibi, searching for inconsistencies.
