linky
- noun
- /ˈlɪŋki/
- Slang
- Plus, if you make something fab with one of the patterns and join our linky party.
Examples
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I am starting a new DIY/crafty/Etsy shop linky party.
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I would love for you to visit, follow back, and maybe even link up on my Monday linky party.
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My calendar is open for 4 days. Does anyone have some linky parties to share?
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Add a link to your poem via the 'Mr. Linky' below.
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I found you through the milk and cuddles linky party!
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You will have 24 hours to link your project to the Mr. Linky set on Claire's blog.
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Add a link to your blog post in the linky below after you've left a comment on this post.
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I will be linking this tutorial to some of these great linky parties.
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I am hosting an "It's Fall Y'all Linky Party."
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You can join the linky to share your favorite recipes with other bloggers.
Synonyms
A part of a web page that opens another page or file
A link on one website that goes to another website or page
How Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Linky comes from link, short for hyperlink, which is something that 'connects' one web page to another. The ending -y makes a word sound friendly or 'small', so linky is a casual, playful way to say a link you can click.