What does INKED mean?

inked

Parts of Speech: verb

Definitions:

1. to mark or draw with ink
2. to sign ones name on a document
3. to tattoo the skin with ink
4. to publish in a newspaper or magazine

Pronunciations:

• US: /ɪŋkt/
• UK: /ɪŋkt/

Origin and Usage:

The word "inked" comes from the Middle English word "inken," which means "to put ink on." It is commonly used in modern English to refer to the act of marking or signing a document with ink. In recent years, the word has also taken on a new meaning, referring to the act of getting a tattoo.

Synonyms:

• marked
• signed
• tattooed
• published

Related Words:

• inkle
• inkle
• knead
• knell
• knelt

Example Sentences:

1. She inked her signature on the contract.
2. The artist inked a beautiful design onto her clients skin.
3. The newspaper inked the story on the front page.