1. A hint or whisper; an intimation; inclination.

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

• askling,
• incluing,
• ingling,
• insuling,
• enbling,
• inkiling,
• thinkling,
• inroling,
• inslin,
• inckling,
• inging,
• inclind,
• inculing,
• incuing,
• onling,
• injoing,
• inclding,
• incling,
• enolig,
• inklung

• inglenook,
• tinkling,
• inclined,
• insulin,
• Including,
• Inclan,
• inclining,
• insulting,
• incline,
• Ingle,
• inkle,
• Inking,
• Wrinkling.

The adverb form of "inkling" is "inklingly".

The adjective form of the word "inkling" is "inklingish" or "inkling-like". However, it is not a commonly used form.

The plural of the "inkling" can be the "inklings".

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