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"dinky"
Keywords:
insignificant
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hotel
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locomotive
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unimpressive
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shabby
Related Terms:
Small
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Little
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Petit
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Cot
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Ryokan
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Chuck wagon
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Small town
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Doodlebug
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Moped
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Scooter
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Unimog
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Porsche
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This hotel
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Chainring
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Nubbin
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Go-cart
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Pocket bike
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Sleeper
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Unicycle
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Buggy
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Articulated lorry
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Rear-wheel drive
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Corral
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Pinion
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Drive wheel
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Wheel
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Velocipede
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Runabout
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Cassette
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Stagecoach
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Phaƫton
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Driving wheel
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Gig
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Front wheel drive
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Chopper
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Cowcatcher
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Chariot
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Steering wheel
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Cab
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Trike
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Drivetrain
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Coe
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Live axle
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Dolly grip
,
Front-wheel drive
,
Tricycle
,
Freewheel
,
Tag axle
,
Granny gear
small and insignificant; shabby or unimpressive; as, he drove to work in a dinky old Volkswagen; we stayed in a dinky little hotel.
ftp.uga.edu
Any small, undersized locomotive.
lionel.com
a small locomotive
wordnet.princeton.edu
small and insignificant; "we stayed in a dinky old hotel"
wordnet.princeton.edu
A small 100-watt fixture with a Fresnel lens.
prg.com
A small engine used for switching around roundhouses or shops.
csx.com
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Keywords:
neat
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hat
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pretty
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little
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fashionable
pretty and neat; fashionable or well-dressed; as, what a dinky little hat.
ftp.uga.edu
(British informal) pretty and neat; "what a dinky little hat"
wordnet.princeton.edu
Keywords:
princeton
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shuttles
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northeast
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junction
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corridor
The two-car train that shuttles people from Princeton to Princeton Junction, which is on the Northeast Corridor line.
princeton.edu
Keywords:
kids
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dual
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acronym
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double
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short
DINKY is an acronym, short for dual (or double) income, no kids yet.
en.wikipedia.org
Keywords:
newspaper
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fly
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slip
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sheet
,
section
Known also as "slip sheet" or "fly sheet." Two pages, back to back, inside a newspaper section, that are not connected to two more pages.
seattletimescompany.com
Keywords:
half
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roll
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outside
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edge
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full
One-half a full web. A dinky for a 35" roll would be 17.5". The outside edge of the dinky runs in the same place as one or the other outside edge of the full roll.
thinksite.com