All the reply she gives is a stiff nod and I notice her face is pinked up like she was peeved at something.
Course, that gets me pinked up like the candle shades and I shakes my head vigorous.
Howsobe, my Lord Medhurst pinkedone of 'em, his point was prettily bloodied.
Sergeant, clasping strong arms about that rigid form, "the Captain pinkedyou after all, sir.
Had he pinked him, it would have saved me much vexation and trouble.
I disarmed one, pinked another, and the third would have met a like fate, had not La Sirani hung on my arm in her fright, so he made off.
He and a young officer of the Rousillon regiment ca ca'd at each other for twenty minutes, and George pinked him, and then they jure'd each other an amitie eternelle.
The complete circular cloak, with a hole for the head, is seen very early, decorated with a pinked edge, which may also be noted on some of the short dresses of the middle classes.
Corroded brass-headed nails held a rotting, pinked flap of red leather about the edge of the cover.
To which effect he had it pinked with pretty little embroideries after the Romanesca fashion.
The poor gentleman stamped and straddled, pinked the unseen swordsman, and parried the unseen blade, with a dashing air.
He was swearing wildly, and vowing vengeance on the "heathen varment" who had pinked him.
A sufficient length of felt strips about 2 inches wide, should be cut to reach around the outside of the skin, also pinked on one edge.
Ready to use head forms, pinked rug and robe trimming, artificial tongues and ear forms, and even paper head and neck forms for the mounting of large game heads are some of the time and labor saving supplies they list.
For," said he, "you have pinkedme in the very spot.
Oh, I wish I'd said I'd go out and fight with Drew, and pinked him as he calls it.
Look here; I'm sure my father wouldn't like me to fight you with swords, whether you pinked me as you call it, or I wounded you.
The others set upon me, but I pinked one through the forearm, and should doubtless have given a good account of both of them but for your incoming.
In particular, friend Foster pinked the King in such wise that his Majesty ran howling down the street like a gored bull-pup.
Only for a second, but in that second Lucas pinked his shoulder.
But one was not imaginary; my shoulder which Lucas had pinked and the doctor bandaged was throbbing painfully.
He was wounded in the right forearm, and again pinked in the shoulder; but he will recover.
Twenty-eight pinked and scalloped flounces of white and graduated tints of green!
Has any gentleman present not pinked or been pinked on that debatable land we call the field of honor?
There are 4 white and 4 red ones, and they are pinked out round the edge.
When all the circles are prepared, sew them neatly on to a round piece of red cloth, placing alternately 1 white and 1 red, so as to overlap one another, and between each a circle of black cloth, also pinked out round the edge.
The skirt has five flounces five inches wide, then a sixth of eight, pinked and shaded.
The sleeve is plain, and terminated by two trimmings, pinked and shaded.
Yes, of course, Ratio; but then they were so poor and maybe they'd have been better to me if I had been able to earn money for them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pinked" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
