ink
- noun
- /ɪŋk/
- Slang
- His arm was covered in beautiful ink, each piece telling a different story.
- get ink
- ink on the skin
- ink on the arms
And but I do have plans to get ink on the arms.
- And but I do have plans to get ink on the arms.
- The commandment that they broke is being tattooed effectively without ink on them.
- I will map the sky and make new marks on my skin, black ink to chart the way.
- Your whole body's going to be in a, in a, in dark ink.
Examples
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We can do some girly shit, and you can check out my new ink.
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It's some nice ink over there.
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And but I do have plans to get ink on the arms.
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And I still see prison ink on half your boys here.
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I will map the sky and make new marks on my skin, black ink to chart the way.
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Do you think that tattoo ink is the only thing this water has contaminated?
Blog text (30) -
The coloring you can possibly imagine is available in tattoo ink, particularly if you know the right places.
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That's 'cause it's tattoo ink.
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Nice ink, woman.
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You got any ink?
Synonyms
Idioms
Compounds
A machine that prints words and pictures by spraying tiny drops of ink onto paper
- Specialized
Ink that contains tiny metal particles so machines can read numbers on paper
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Etymology
A helpful way to remember slang ink for a tattoo is to think of the same dark liquid used to make a permanent mark; the word comes from the old word for the marking liquid, so 'ink' now also means a picture put into the skin.