1. To form into or close up a chink.

2. To clink.

3. To cause to single, as money.

4. A narrow aperture; a cleft or rent.

5. The clink, as of a coin.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• chiin,
• chinky,
• thinnk,
• ching,
• cheak,
• chna,
• whink,
• thinki,
• tthink,
• thiank,
• chunck,
• thinck,
• theink,
• chinia,
• wchin,
• thionk,
• chik,
• chiky,
• chind,
• hink

• chancy,
• chance,
• CHINS,
• chin,
• chinked,
• chinch,
• chanukah,
• chinese,
• chang,
• shin,
• chain,
• ink,
• change,
• Ching,
• chinks,
• chains,
• Chong,
• Chancey,
• china,
• chick,
• chinchy,
• cheewink,
• chewink,
• chunk,
• think,
• chewing,
• ch'ing,
• chunky,
• chinos,
• chunga,
• shrink,
• chinook,
• Chung,
• Cheng.

The adjective form of the word "chink" is "chinky". However, it is important to note that the term "chinky" can be offensive and derogatory when used to describe a person of East Asian descent. It is advised to use respectful and inclusive language instead.

The plural of the "chink" can be the "chinks".

The singular of the "chink" can be the "chink".