You think that this tragedy has given you an opportunity to catapult you [sic] dinky blog and newspaper to new heights.
And the speed229 he gets out of that dinky little roadster is amazin'.
The dinky engine, with its train of flat-cars, was steaming toward him.
"That's my dinky little religion, dear old Miss Hamilton," said Bones.
I know you can kill that hawk up there; but not with that dinky little thing.
I know more about artillery than half their dinky West Pointers.
Why do you bother with a dinky office like the one you started out for?
Look at the legs, with the dinky pantalets—aren't they dreams?
dinky, sez Badger-face, the only thing I got again you is your size.
dinky Bradford, sez I after thinkin a moment; but Im delegated to speak for him.
1788 "neat, trim, dainty, small," from Scottish dialectal dink "finely dressed, trim" (c.1500), of unknown origin. Modern sense is 1850s.
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