kinky
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9.1
- adjective
- /ˈkɪŋki/
- NSFW
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- And the more Christina drank, the more her kinky side seemed to come out.
- kinky sex
- kinky stuff
- get kinky
The main performer had to be right because he had to be kinky, almost like dirty, right.
- The main performer had to be right because he had to be kinky, almost like dirty, right.
- Your product is kinky and fun and futuristic.
- Where is the line between normative and kinky?
- Yes, you want to tie her up, you want to gag it, gag her and with and all that kind of kinky BDSM stuff, right?
- But then also not shaming people for not being kinky enough or not being polyamorous enough or or whatever.
- And I could tell pretty fast that I was not going to learn anything about the meaning of life from the kinky sex literature.
- OK, So for example, let's just say you meet a man and he's into really kinky stuff, some super freaky things, OK?
- And him and his wife, the neighbor and her husband were really kinky and she got into like a leather swing to get fucked or whatever.
- All right, so I sent you a little kinky surprise.
Examples
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Just a little too kinky for me.
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- Oh, is this some kind of kinky game or something?
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And, you know, kinky things go on even with that.
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All right, so I sent you a little kinky surprise.
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And I hope that you enjoy this lovely kinky conversation.
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Has he expressed any interest in kinky sex?
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My wife and I tried to accommodate my kinky needs and failed.
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Your product is kinky and fun and futuristic.
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OK, So for example, let's just say you meet a man and he's into really kinky stuff, some super freaky things, OK?
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They had a kinky night filled with unexpected and adventurous activities.
Synonyms
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6.9
Strange in a way that makes you feel scared or nervous
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4.4
Unusual in a way that is odd but likable
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8.0
Slightly strange in a funny, pleasant way
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6.6
Different from the usual in a fun or creative way
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8.8
Very unusual in style or ideas
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8.1
Very unusual and far from normal in ideas or style
Having unusual sexual interests or behaviors
Antonyms
How Kinky
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Kinky comes from the word kink, which means a small 'twist' or 'bend'. Saying someone is kinky is like saying their tastes have a 'twist' from the usual, which is why it now often means 'unusual', especially in a sexual way.