How Do You Spell KINK?

Pronunciation: [kˈɪŋk] (IPA)

The word "kink" is spelled with a silent "n", which can be confusing for those learning English. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /kɪŋk/. The "k" sound is pronounced, followed by the short "i" sound, and then the "ng" sound. The final "k" is also pronounced. The word can refer to a twist or bend in something, a person's unusual preference or sexual interest, or a flaw or fault in a plan.

KINK Meaning and Definition

  1. Kink is a noun that is commonly used to refer to a particular bend, twist, or curve in an object, typically something flexible, such as a wire or a hose. In this context, it is often associated with a deviation or irregularity from the normal or intended form of the object, resulting in a disruption of its smooth or straight shape.

    The term "kink" is also widely recognized as a slang expression related to human sexual behavior and preferences. In this context, a kink is generally defined as an unconventional way of experiencing or deriving pleasure from sexual activities. It refers to any sexual interest, desire, or practice that deviates from what is considered conventional, conservative, or mainstream. This can include a wide range of activities, fantasies, or behaviors, such as role-playing, BDSM (bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, sadism, and masochism), fetishism, or other forms of alternative sexual expression.

    It is important to note that kink and sexual preferences are highly subjective and vary widely among individuals. Consensual exploration of kinks and fetishes within the boundaries of consent and respect is widely accepted in many communities and relationships. However, it is essential to maintain open communication, trust, and understanding with partners to ensure a safe, enjoyable, and consensual experience for all involved.

  2. • The spontaneous twist of a rope or thread when doubled, or from stiffness.
    • To double and twist spontaneously.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of KINK

The word "kink" originated in the early 17th century, but its exact etymology remains unclear. It is thought to be of Dutch or Low German origin, possibly derived from the word "kinkel", which means a twist, curl, or kink in something. Alternatively, it may have evolved from the Old Norse word "kikna", meaning to crook or bend. Over time, the term "kink" came to refer to a specific type of twist or curl, as well as a sexually unconventional or non-normative desire or preference.

Idioms with the word KINK

  • kink up The idiom "kink up" typically means to become tangled or twisted, both literally and metaphorically. It refers to a situation or plan becoming complicated, convoluted, or difficult to execute smoothly.

Similar spelling words for KINK

Plural form of KINK is KINKS

Conjugate verb Kink

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have kinked
you would have kinked
he/she/it would have kinked
we would have kinked
they would have kinked
I would have kink
you would have kink
he/she/it would have kink
we would have kink
they would have kink

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been kinking
you would have been kinking
he/she/it would have been kinking
we would have been kinking
they would have been kinking

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would kink
you would kink
he/she/it would kink
we would kink
they would kink

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be kinking
you would be kinking
he/she/it would be kinking
we would be kinking
they would be kinking

FUTURE

I will kink
you will kink
he/she/it will kink
we will kink
they will kink

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be kinking
you will be kinking
he/she/it will be kinking
we will be kinking
they will be kinking

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have kinked
you will have kinked
he/she/it will have kinked
we will have kinked
they will have kinked

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been kinking
you will have been kinking
he/she/it will have been kinking
we will have been kinking
they will have been kinking

IMPERATIVE

you kink
we let´s kink

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to kink

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was kinking
you were kinking
he/she/it was kinking
we were kinking
they were kinking

PAST PARTICIPLE

kinked

PAST PERFECT

I had kinked
you had kinked
he/she/it had kinked
we had kinked
they had kinked

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been kinking
you had been kinking
he/she/it had been kinking
we had been kinking
they had been kinking

PRESENT

I kink
you kink
he/she/it kinks
we kink
they kink

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am kinking
you are kinking
he/she/it is kinking
we are kinking
they are kinking

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

kinking

PRESENT PERFECT

I have kinked
you have kinked
he/she/it has kinked
we have kinked
they have kinked

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been kinking
you have been kinking
he/she/it has been kinking
we have been kinking
they have been kinking

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it kink

SIMPLE PAST

I kinked
you kinked
he/she/it kinked
we kinked
they kinked

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