hinky |
linky |
In informal terms the difference between hinky and linky
is that
hinky is suspicious (of something) while
linky is of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
linky |
lunky |
As adjectives the difference between linky and lunky
is that
linky is of or pertaining to hyperlinks while
lunky is stupid; slow-witted; unintelligent.
linky |
plinky |
In informal|lang=en terms the difference between linky and plinky
is that
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks while
plinky is (informal) characterized by plink sounds.
As adjectives the difference between linky and plinky
is that
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks while
plinky is (informal) characterized by plink sounds.
licky |
linky |
As adjectives the difference between licky and linky
is that
licky is prone to licking while
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
dinky |
linky |
As adjectives the difference between dinky and linky
is that
dinky is (informal|british) tiny and cute; small and attractive while
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
As an acronym dinky
is double income, no kids yet said of a relationship.
linky |
blinky |
As adjectives the difference between linky and blinky
is that
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks while
blinky is flickery, prone to flicker.
As a noun blinky is
(photography) in digital photography, a flashing pixel.
inky |
linky |
As adjectives the difference between inky and linky
is that
inky is of the colour of ink, especially black ink; dark while
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
zinky |
linky |
As adjectives the difference between zinky and linky
is that
zinky is while
linky is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
lindy |
linky |
As a proper noun lindy
is a pet form of female given names, such as linda and lindsay.
As a noun lindy
is a dance step.
As an adjective linky is
(informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
linky |
binky |
As an adjective linky
is (informal) of or pertaining to hyperlinks.
As a noun binky is
(informal|childish) a stuffed animal, blanket, or toy that a small child is more attached to than any other, and often sleeps with.
As a verb binky is
(rabbit behavior) to perform a high hop, as when happy.
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