Usage of "binky" | TermGallery

A rubber or plastic nipple that is put into a baby's mouth in order to comfort or quiet.

Usage of binky in English

As Ares grew, he never cried for his bottle or his binky. 
 Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods 

You look like a kid who just dropped his binky in the toilet. 
 The Bazaar of Bad Dreams 

This is called a binky. 
 The Guardian 

He grabbed his binky. 
 Making toast 

I never had a security blanket or binky or precious stuffed animal growing up, and I often wondered if I was missing something special. 
 Wired 

You go on as if nobody cared about poor Binky but yourself. 
 Anne Severn and the Fieldings 

He broke past the receptionist and dashed into Craig Binky's inner sanctum. 
 Winter’s Tale 

He received no answer, because no one knew, except Craig Binky. 
 Winter’s Tale 

Sorry, we're just arriving at the grocery store, and Angus lost his Binky. 
 Chosen: a novel 

Nat and Binky were not going to have a June wedding after all. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

Binky's baby was born on Labor Day-veryfitting, Nat said. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

Joel told her he had no idea who Binky was. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

There I was, me, Craig Binky, talking to the leader of all those millions! 
 Winter’s Tale 

Unfortunately, Binky's the one who's left with the consequences. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

Then they had to find a new topic, and so Delia thought to mention Binky. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

Binky was present when he said this, and she leaned forward and kissed his cheek. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

Frequent collocations

Binky through the time

Meanings of binky in English