pink
61pink — adj., noun VERBS ▪ glow ▪ The western sky was glowing pink. ▪ go, grow, turn ▪ She could feel herself going pink …
62pink — 1) adj a code or facetious term for gay adopted from the heterosexual lexicon by the male homosexual community for ironic or semi ironic self reference. (The Nazis affixed pink triangles to homosexuals.) Lavender is a similar usage. 2) n American …
63pink — 1. adjective the meat should be slightly pink Syn: rose, rosy, rosé, pale red, salmon, coral; flushed, blushing 2. noun, informal she s in the pink of condition in the pink Syn …
64pink — See: IN THE PINK, TICKLE PINK …
65pink — See: IN THE PINK, TICKLE PINK …
66Pink — Recorded in the spellings of Pinch, Pinck, Pincke, Pinks, and the dialectals Penk and Penke, this surname is English. It was of early medieval origin, and derives from a nickname given to a bright, chirpy, person, thought to be as active and… …
67Pink — 1. of or pertaining to homosexuals or the homosexual community: pink dollar ; pink vote ; 2. having Leftist tendencies …
68pink — Australian Slang 1. of or pertaining to homosexuals or the homosexual community: pink dollar ; pink vote ; 2. having Leftist tendencies …
69pink — n. (colloq.) good health in the pink (of condition) * * * [pɪŋk] (colloq.) [ good health ] in the pink (of condition) …
70pink — See: in the pink, tickle pink …
