1. fink - Noun
2. fink - Verb
3. Fink - Proper noun
take the place of work of someone on strike
someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
confess to a punishable or reprehensible deed, usually under pressure
Source: WordNetI fink I gots deaf on me willie. Christopher Moore (author)
The funny thing was, you see, that Mike Fink didn't think of himself as a murderer. He thought of life as a contest, and dying was what happened to those who came out second best, but it wasn't the same as murder, it was a fair fight. Orson Scott Card
“For our economy to be fully operational again it can’t be this bipolar economy,” Fink told Bloomberg. Source: Internet
Fink said he was heartened by a recent poll that showed local news media was still highly regarded in terms of its credibility and accuracy. Source: Internet
Lennox Hastie works with business partner Fink, a company that owns other popular restaurants in Sydney such as Quay and Bennelong. Source: Internet
John Fink, chief executive officer of Aloha United Way, compared the process to running a train while building the tracks. Source: Internet