What does KINKS mean?

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Kinks is a noun.

Definitions

Kinks refers to a twist or curl in something that is otherwise straight or smooth. It can also mean a minor difficulty or flaw in a plan, system, or product.

Pronunciations

• US: /kɪŋks/
• UK: /kɪŋks/

Origin and Usage

The word kinks is of uncertain origin, but it has been used in English since the 1600s. It is commonly used to describe physical irregularities or minor problems, as well as to refer to idiosyncrasies or quirks in a persons behavior or personality.

Synonyms

Other words that can be used to describe kinks include twists, curls, bends, deviations, irregularities, flaws, and quirks.

Related Words

Other 5 letter words related to kinks include links, sinks, skink, and think.

Example Sentences

• The metal rod had several kinks in it, making it difficult to straighten.
• The new software had a few kinks that needed to be worked out before it could be released.
• He has some kinks in his personality that make him difficult to work with.