pink
pink
pɪnk
pink
British pronunciation
/pɪŋk/

Definition & Meaning of "pink"in English

01

having the color of strawberry ice cream

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pink definition and meaning
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She wore a pink dress to the wedding, which complimented her rosy cheeks.
She wore pink nail polish to match her outfit, feeling pretty and confident.
02

describing someone or something with left-wing or progressive political tendencies

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The politician 's pink views on social issues aligned with progressive reforms.
The pink policies advocated for increased government intervention in the economy.
03

pertaining to or associated with LGBTQ+ people or culture, often used to describe markets, trends, or symbols related to this community

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The pink economy refers to the growing market for products and services aimed at LGBTQ+ consumers.
She works in the pink sector, focusing on marketing strategies for LGBTQ+ audiences.
Pink
01

a light red color, often associated with the hue of certain flowers, such as roses

pink definition and meaning
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The room was painted in a soft pink, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The designer chose a vibrant pink for the new collection, aiming to catch the eye of fashion enthusiasts.
02

a term used to describe someone with leftist or progressive political views, often associated with socialism or liberalism

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The political debate was dominated by pinks advocating for more social reforms.
The group included several prominent pinks, each promoting progressive policies.
03

a type of flower from the genus Dianthus, known for its fragrant, often frilled petals and varied colors

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The garden was filled with vibrant pinks, their sweet fragrance adding to the ambiance.
She admired the delicate pinks in the florist's display, each one showcasing its unique beauty.
04

a scarlet jacket worn by fox hunters, typically with black or white accents, traditionally associated with the sport of hunting

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The fox hunters donned their pinks for the opening hunt of the season.
The bright pink jackets of the hunting group were easily recognizable across the field.
05

the pink ball in snooker is worth six points and is located near the center of the table

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The pink ball was crucial in securing the final points needed for victory.
Potting the pink often requires precise skill, given its central position.
06

a type of rosé wine, typically light in color and flavor, made from red grapes with limited skin contact

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They served a crisp pink at the summer party, which was a hit among the guests.
The menu featured several options, including a delicate pink from Provence.
07

a type of small sailing ship with a square rig and a narrow, overhanging stern, commonly used in the 17th and 18th centuries

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The historical reenactment featured a beautifully restored pink, showcasing its distinctive stern and rigging.
The old maritime records mentioned a fleet of pinks used for coastal trading.
08

a term used to describe the very embodiment or paragon of a particular quality or attribute

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She was considered the pink of grace, effortlessly embodying elegance in every movement.
His dedication to the craft made him the pink of professionalism in the industry.
09

the stage name of Alecia Beth Moore, an American singer known for her powerful voice and dynamic performances

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Pink's latest album topped the charts, showcasing her signature style and vocal range.
The concert was a sold-out event, with fans eagerly anticipating Pink ’s high-energy performance.
to pink
01

to cut or trim something in a zigzag or scalloped pattern, often used in fabric or paper for decorative edges

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She used pinking shears to pink the fabric, giving it a decorative edge that prevented fraying.
The craft project involved pinking the paper edges to create a unique border for the scrapbook.
02

(of a vehicle engine) to produce a series of rattling sounds due to the over-rapid combustion of the fuel-air mixture in the cylinders

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The engine began to pink after using low-octane fuel, indicating the need for a higher grade.
A knocking noise caused the mechanic to check if the engine was pinking during high-speed driving.
03

to cause something to turn pink

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The artist pinked the canvas by adding a wash of pastel colors to create a soft, pink hue.
The chef pinked the frosting with a few drops of food coloring to match the theme of the cake.
04

to change or turn pink in color

Intransitive
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As the sun set, the sky began to pink with hues of orange and red.
The cheeks of the child pinked with embarrassment after the surprise party.
05

to inflict a small, superficial wound or scratch on someone using a weapon or projectile

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Bernstein managed to pink him in the arm, leaving a minor but noticeable cut.
The skilled archer pinked his target with a precisely aimed arrow.
06

(of shearing sheep) to trim the wool so closely that the skin’s color shows through, without causing any harm

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McFowler ’s technique involved pinking the sheep, carefully shearing them until their skin was just visible.
The shearer prided himself on his ability to pink the sheep, ensuring a close cut without drawing blood.
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