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hinky

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Adj — Suspicious or slightly off, as if something isn't right.

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Etymology

Origin uncertain; possibly linked to obsolete Scots "hink" or African-American usage "hincty."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “hinky” mean?

The word “hinky” means suspicious or slightly off, as if something isn't right. In plain terms, informal word for something that seems shady, off, or suspicious.

How do you pronounce “hinky”?

“Hinky” is pronounced HIHNG-kee (/ˈhɪŋki/ in IPA).

How do you use “hinky” in a sentence?

Here is “hinky” used in a sentence: “The whole deal felt hinky, so we walked away.”

What part of speech is “hinky”?

“Hinky” is an adjective.

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