fink
fink
Definition
☆ fink (fiŋk)
noun
- an informer
- a strikebreaker; esp., a professional strikebreaker
- a person regarded as contemptible, obnoxious, etc.
Etymology: Ger, lit., finch, used since the 17th c. as generalized pejorative; adopted (c. 1740) by students at Jena for nonmembers of fraternities (prob. in allusion to the wild bird in contrast to the caged canary); later extended to those not in organizations, esp. unions
intransitive verb
Slang to inform (on)
fink out
Slang- to withdraw; back out
- to fail
fink
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- do: Asher: DJ and producer PDS Asher: aka Pablo baby boo from manchester asks: what did u fink of da manchester crowds?
Modifies a noun
- dis: Rating: Reviewed by meg on 07-06-2006 I fink dis fone is rele gd.
- bout: She was goin 2 college n now all i fink bout is my best friend up in heaven!
- fone: Rating: Reviewed by meg on 07-06-2006 I fink dis fone is rele gd.
Modifying Another Word
- n't: But I do n't fink you will, cos, like, I really fancy you, know what I mean?
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near fink
- finitude
- finito
- finite
- Finisterre
- finishing school
- finishing nail
- finished
- finish line
- finish
- finis
- Finland
- Finlandize
- Finn
- finnan haddie
- finned
- Finnic
- finnicky
- Finnish
- Finno-
- Finno-Ugric
