binky in Finnish
binky in Finnish is lempilelu — binky means (informal) A young child's favourite soft toy, blanket, or comfort object.
binky in Finnish
lempilelu
(informal, childish) A stuffed animal, pillow, blanket, or toy that a small child is more attached to than any other, and often sleeps with.
What does "binky" mean?
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noun (informal) A young child's favourite soft toy, blanket, or comfort object.
"He can't sleep without his binky."
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noun (informal, US) A baby's pacifier or dummy.
"She popped the binky back in the baby's mouth."
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noun A joyful, spontaneous leap and twist a rabbit makes when happy.
"The rabbit did a binky across the lawn."
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binky in a sentence
- He can't sleep without his binky.
- She popped the binky back in the baby's mouth.
- The rabbit did a binky across the lawn.
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What is "binky" in Finnish?
"binky" in Finnish is lempilelu. binky means: (informal) A young child's favourite soft toy, blanket, or comfort object.
How do you use "binky" in a sentence?
Example: "He can't sleep without his binky." In Finnish, "binky" is lempilelu.
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