Gink Etymology. the earliest known use of the noun gink is in the 1900s. gink (plural ginks) (originally us slang) a guy, a fellow, especially (derogatory) a foolish, unworldly, or. Oed's earliest evidence for gink is from 1906, in national police gazette. Gink synonyms, gink pronunciation, gink translation, english dictionary definition of gink. 1906, in the meaning defined above. origin of gink 1. don't see a movie in it myself, but. Collins concise english dictionary © harpercollins publishers:: Ginks) a foolish or contemptible man. chronic inflammation of connective tissue, originally and especially of the liver, 1827, coined in modern latin.
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don't see a movie in it myself, but. Oed's earliest evidence for gink is from 1906, in national police gazette. Gink synonyms, gink pronunciation, gink translation, english dictionary definition of gink. Collins concise english dictionary © harpercollins publishers:: Ginks) a foolish or contemptible man. chronic inflammation of connective tissue, originally and especially of the liver, 1827, coined in modern latin. 1906, in the meaning defined above. the earliest known use of the noun gink is in the 1900s. gink (plural ginks) (originally us slang) a guy, a fellow, especially (derogatory) a foolish, unworldly, or. origin of gink 1.
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Gink Etymology Oed's earliest evidence for gink is from 1906, in national police gazette. chronic inflammation of connective tissue, originally and especially of the liver, 1827, coined in modern latin. gink (plural ginks) (originally us slang) a guy, a fellow, especially (derogatory) a foolish, unworldly, or. 1906, in the meaning defined above. Oed's earliest evidence for gink is from 1906, in national police gazette. Ginks) a foolish or contemptible man. don't see a movie in it myself, but. Gink synonyms, gink pronunciation, gink translation, english dictionary definition of gink. Collins concise english dictionary © harpercollins publishers:: origin of gink 1. the earliest known use of the noun gink is in the 1900s.