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How to use DINK in a sentence
"I believe Cousin Dink was lying, anyhow," declared Polly stoutly.
MARY LOUISE AND JOSIE O'GORMANEMMA SPEED SAMPSONThis Cousin Dink is the limit for selfishness and impertinence.
MARY LOUISE AND JOSIE O'GORMANEMMA SPEED SAMPSONPolly thought they had been with Cousin Dink for about a year.
MARY LOUISE AND JOSIE O'GORMANEMMA SPEED SAMPSONThey said the young woman, whom they call Cousin Dink, had sent them.
MARY LOUISE AND JOSIE O'GORMANEMMA SPEED SAMPSONComing along the garden path was none other than the dreaded Dink.
MARY LOUISE AND JOSIE O'GORMANEMMA SPEED SAMPSONFor Dink cared not a whit what happened to him or how he exposed himself.
THE VARMINTOWEN JOHNSONI'll be darned—no—yes—dinged if it isn't the Dink chasing the Canary!
THE VARMINTOWEN JOHNSON"I'm unalterably——" said Dink and stopped, as the rest was superfluous.
THE VARMINTOWEN JOHNSON"I wasn't born yesterday," said Dink impudently, gesturing with his spoon.
THE VARMINTOWEN JOHNSON"Skin your eyes, Dink," said Butsey White, waving a greeting as they passed.
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