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11Jink Slater — was a fictional character from the comic series The Incredible Hulk .BackgroundSlater served in the U.S. Marine corps before being recruited by the CIA. He subsequently became a mercenary to attain greater fees. His jobs included bodyguarding a… …
12Jink and Diddle School of Scottish Fiddling — The Jink and Diddle School of Scottish Fiddling is an annual summer camp held in Valle Crucis (Watauga County), North Carolina. It is run by John Turner (fiddler), and his wife Moira. It also features the instruction of Colyn Fischer and David… …
13jink — See: HIGH JINKS …
14jink — See: HIGH JINKS …
15jink — I. intransitive verb Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1785 to move quickly or unexpectedly with sudden turns and shifts (as in dodging) II. noun Date: 1786 1. a quick evasive turn ; slip 2. plural pranks, frolics; …
16jink — a failure to catch fish (Newfoundland) …
17jink — /jingk/, n. 1. jinks, prankish or frolicsome activities. 2. Brit. Dial. chink. [1690 1700; var. of dial. chink to gasp violently; cf. OE cincung boisterous laughter] * * * …
18jink — 1. noun A quick evasive turn. 2. verb a) To make a quick evasive turn. b) To cause a vehicle to make a quick evasive turn …
19jink — See: high jinks …
20jink — dʒɪŋk n. quick evasive motion, dodge v. move in a quick manner so as to avoid something (i.e. a collision), dodge; cause someone or something to move in quick dodging movements …
