to ink
- verb
- /ɪŋk/
- Literature
- But nope, Billy Beane (and David Forst and Sam Geaney) surprised us by inking Cespedes to a four-year, $36 million deal.
- ink a deal
- ink a contract
- ink an agreement
But as we're about to ink the deal, two things happened.
- But as we're about to ink the deal, two things happened.
Examples
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Samsung, HTC, and others have inked partnerships with Google.
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The department inked a contract for "security guards and patrol services" on May 3 for $387,413.68.
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But as we're about to ink the deal, two things happened.
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Did Iran and India ever ink that gold for oil deal?
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They were able to ink a deal that gave them control of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
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Then he inked a star by the sentence about not contesting or appealing and wrote in the space provided for other comments.
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Early on, the weather-focused TV network inked an unprecedented partnership with Twitter to curate relevant tweets.
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Then the Red Sox inked free agent Carl Crawford to a seven-year, $142 million deal.
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Then, in the preseason, the Panthers inked Stewart to a five-year, $36.5 million contract extension with $22.5 million guaranteed.
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As they were eager to finalize the negotiations, both parties decided to ink the agreement without further delay.
Synonyms
To write your name on a paper to show you agree
To give official approval, usually by writing your name on a document
Officially agree to a written deal between countries by putting your name on it
Make an agreement official by accepting its final terms
Officially agree to something by writing your name on a document
Write your name on a document to show you agree
Write your name at the bottom of a document to show agreement
To approve a document, usually by signing or stamping it
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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
How Formal
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Etymology
To ink a deal comes from using real ink to sign papers; because signatures were made with ink, to 'ink' an agreement means to sign it and make it official.