kinky in Latin
kinky in Latin is cincinnātus — kinky means full of tight curls or twists, especially describing hair.
kinky in Latin
cincinnātus
Full of kinks; liable to kink or curl.
What does "kinky" mean?
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adj Full of tight curls or twists, especially describing hair.
"Her kinky curls bounced with every step."
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adj Sexually unconventional; involving unusual sexual preferences or practices.
"The novel was banned for its kinky content."
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kinky in a sentence
- Her kinky curls bounced with every step.
- The novel was banned for its kinky content.
- They joked that trying a new restaurant felt oddly kinky for such creatures of habit.
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What is "kinky" in Latin?
"kinky" in Latin is cincinnātus. kinky means: Full of tight curls or twists, especially describing hair.
How do you use "kinky" in a sentence?
Example: "Her kinky curls bounced with every step." In Latin, "kinky" is cincinnātus.
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