What does RINKS mean?

Parts of Speech

Rinks is a noun that functions as a plural form of rink.

Definitions

Rinks refer to a large, flat, and usually enclosed area of ice, where people skate or play ice hockey.

Pronunciations

US: /rɪŋks/

UK: /rɪŋks/

Origin and Usage

The word rinks originated from the Middle English word renk, which means a course or a circuit. It has been used since the 19th century to refer to ice skating areas or arenas. The usage of rinks is more common in American English than in British English.

Synonyms

Rinks can be synonymous with ice rinks, skating rinks, or hockey rinks.

Related Words

Related 5 letter words to rinks include skink, slink, blink, drank, and trink.

Example Sentences

• The local rinks are closed due to the pandemic.
• She loves to spend her weekends at the rinks with her friends.
• The ice on the rinks is smooth and perfect for skating.