jinking Antonyms
Meaning of jinking
jinking
a quick evasive turn, to move quickly or unexpectedly with sudden turns and shifts (as in dodging), high jinks, pranks, frolics
jinking Sentence Examples
- The skier jinked through the slalom gates with remarkable agility.
- The horse jinked to the side to avoid a collision with the fallen tree.
- The car jinked dangerously on the icy road, narrowly avoiding a spinout.
- The quarterback jinked and dodged through the oncoming defenders to gain precious yards.
- The young boy jinked between the park benches, weaving his way through the crowd.
- The cat jinked after the mouse, its tail twitching with excitement.
- The politician jinked from one hot-button issue to another, trying to avoid controversy.
- The dancer jinked across the stage, her movements as fluid as water.
- The hiker jinked through the dense undergrowth, searching for a clearer path.
- The suspect jinked down an alleyway, hoping to evade the pursuing police officers.
FAQs About the word jinking
a quick evasive turn, to move quickly or unexpectedly with sudden turns and shifts (as in dodging), high jinks, pranks, frolics
weaving, zigzagging, ducking, dodging, avoiding, sliding, turning,sidestepping, slaloming, evading
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The skier jinked through the slalom gates with remarkable agility.
The horse jinked to the side to avoid a collision with the fallen tree.
The car jinked dangerously on the icy road, narrowly avoiding a spinout.
The quarterback jinked and dodged through the oncoming defenders to gain precious yards.
