kinky
- adjective
- /ˈkɪŋki/
- NSFW
- And the more Christina drank, the more her kinky side seemed to come out.
- kinky sex
- kinky stuff
- get kinky
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Watch on YouTubeThe 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
Strange in a way that makes you feel scared or nervous
Unusual in a way that is odd but likable
Very unusual and far from normal in ideas or style
Very unusual in style or ideas
Slightly strange in a funny, pleasant way
Different from the usual in a fun or creative way
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.