jinks
Speech parts
1. jinks - Noun
2. jinks - Verb
3. jinks - Interjection
4. Jinks - Proper noun
Meaning
noisy and mischievous merrymaking
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“In a sense, being an older dancer, it’s like the culmination of my career," Jinks says.
A new arrangement, by which only 30 officers will serve as a training force for the local force has been described by the Australian foreign minister as "second-best". citation Notes Further reading * Biskup, Peter, B. Jinks and H. Nelson.
"Everywhere in the States is kind of rough at the moment — there's no safe spot, particularly, but I have been kind of reassured with all the emails and updates that UVA has been sending out about their plans for the coming year," said Jinks.
While I enjoyed Catherine Jinks' How to Catch a Bogle, I can't get too many readers to take a chance on a fantasy book with a vaguely Regency/Victorian London (or, as R.J. Anderson points out, Depression era) setting.
I’m proud to partner with Dan Jinks, Aaron Harnick and my great pal, Steven Levenson, to honor this work that has profoundly inspired me and millions of others.”
He had already discussed the film with Jinks and Cohen, and felt they supported him.