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Meanings of chink in English
Catalan
tintinabular Spanish
resquebrajar Usage of chink in English
1
The chink in his armour could be the 100m butterfly final today.
2
He lived to gather in the gold-heloved to hear it chink
3
Even Mr Knapp could find no chink in that masonry of words.
4
And still the thing slipped up, from the chink under the mountain.
5
We're looking for an entry point, a chink in the encrypted data.'
6
You can see a large field through a chink in the fence.
7
The only music one hears there is the chink of silver dollars.
8
I examined the door, and discovered a small chink between the boards.
9
She heard the chink of glass, the thin gurgle of liquid falling.
10
Adam looked through a chink, and saw that it was the Lord.
11
I was the outermost, and through a chink could see what passed.
12
And sound as sleeps that mansion, ye may mark in every chink
13
Across the room, beer mugs chink at the cry of his name.
14
The only thing I see with Federer now is a chink mentally.
15
She slipped behind the curtain, close drawn but for a little chink.
16
It listened, and then disappeared into a chink between two roof shingles.
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Chink through the time
Chink across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common