Definition of pinkie in English:

pinkie

nounPlural pinkies ˈpɪŋkiˈpɪŋki

1informal The little finger.
〈非正式〉小指
bring the thumb and pinkie up until they are upright
as modifier you're skinnier than my pinky finger!
Example sentencesExamples
- On the pinkie of her right hand she wears a large yellow jade stone set in diamonds, a traditional symbol worn by rich people to protect themselves from swindles.
- Her arms were crossed and her hands were curled in a fist, palm up, with her thumbs and pinkies sticking out.
- Taylor continues ranting a bit longer, winding a strand of bleach-blond hair around her pinkie.
- He'd tear apart the whole city in fury if his granddaughter gets even a little scratch on her pinkie.
- She chewed grimly on the fingernail of her little pinkie, narrowing her eyebrows in frustration.
- Lynn nodded and twirled her brown hair around her pinkie finger.
- The nails on her pinkie and index finger were crushed.
- He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz.
- She pushed her sunglasses up on her short hair, licked her pinkie, and rubbed her viewing lens.
- Scraping those last lipstick remnants out the tube with your pinkie is one way to stretch your lip color.
- Roy smiles, and points his left hand at me, the pinkie and ring finger extended and others curled in.
- Kath held out her pinkie and Chloe hooked fingers with her.
- You watch a movie from 10 years ago, and people have cell phones the size of their heads, while now they're the size of their pinkies.
- I bet I could get my pinkie all the way in to the first knuckle.
- On a normal keyboard, the resting position for my left hand has my pinkie and ring finger touching the side of the keyboard.
- He sticks his pinkie fingers in his mouth and whistles.
- The man across the table wearing a fur coat and had very long nails on his pinkies.
- The two little girls locked pinkies, looked at each other, kissed their fist, spit on the ground, and kicked sand over it.
- All of his fingernails are short and dirty, except for the nail on his right pinkie, which is clean and long.
- Gill had surgery on a broken pinkie on his left, non-shooting hand.
Synonyms
digit
2US derogatory, informal A term used by black people for a white person.
〈贬〉白人（黑人用语）
3The maggot of the greenbottle fly, used as fishing bait.
蛆，叉叶绿蝇的幼虫（用作鱼饵）
4Australian dated, informal mass noun Cheap or home-made wine.
〈澳〉廉价葡萄酒；家酿葡萄酒

Origin

Early 19th century: sense 1 partly from Dutch pinkje 'the little finger', reinforced by pink¹.

Rhymes

dinky, Helsinki, inky, Kinki, kinky, minke, pinky, slinky, stinky, stotinki

Definition of pinkie in US English:

pinkie

(also pinky)

nounˈpiNGkēˈpɪŋki

1informal The little finger.
〈非正式〉小指
bring the thumb and pinkie up until they are upright
as modifier you're skinnier than my pinky finger!
Example sentencesExamples
- The nails on her pinkie and index finger were crushed.
- He sticks his pinkie fingers in his mouth and whistles.
- Gill had surgery on a broken pinkie on his left, non-shooting hand.
- Kath held out her pinkie and Chloe hooked fingers with her.
- On the pinkie of her right hand she wears a large yellow jade stone set in diamonds, a traditional symbol worn by rich people to protect themselves from swindles.
- He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz.
- He'd tear apart the whole city in fury if his granddaughter gets even a little scratch on her pinkie.
- Lynn nodded and twirled her brown hair around her pinkie finger.
- On a normal keyboard, the resting position for my left hand has my pinkie and ring finger touching the side of the keyboard.
- Her arms were crossed and her hands were curled in a fist, palm up, with her thumbs and pinkies sticking out.
- The two little girls locked pinkies, looked at each other, kissed their fist, spit on the ground, and kicked sand over it.
- All of his fingernails are short and dirty, except for the nail on his right pinkie, which is clean and long.
- The man across the table wearing a fur coat and had very long nails on his pinkies.
- She pushed her sunglasses up on her short hair, licked her pinkie, and rubbed her viewing lens.
- Scraping those last lipstick remnants out the tube with your pinkie is one way to stretch your lip color.
- She chewed grimly on the fingernail of her little pinkie, narrowing her eyebrows in frustration.
- Taylor continues ranting a bit longer, winding a strand of bleach-blond hair around her pinkie.
- I bet I could get my pinkie all the way in to the first knuckle.
- You watch a movie from 10 years ago, and people have cell phones the size of their heads, while now they're the size of their pinkies.
- Roy smiles, and points his left hand at me, the pinkie and ring finger extended and others curled in.
Synonyms
digit
2US derogatory, informal A contemptuous term for a white person.
3The maggot of the greenbottle fly, used as fishing bait.
蛆，叉叶绿蝇的幼虫（用作鱼饵）
4Australian dated, informal Cheap or homemade wine.
〈澳〉廉价葡萄酒；家酿葡萄酒

Origin

Early 19th century: pinkie (sense 1) partly from Dutch pinkje ‘the little finger’, reinforced by pink.

词汇	pinkie
释义	Definition of pinkie in English: pinkie nounPlural pinkies ˈpɪŋkiˈpɪŋki 1informal The little finger. 〈非正式〉小指 bring the thumb and pinkie up until they are upright as modifier you're skinnier than my pinky finger! Example sentencesExamples On the pinkie of her right hand she wears a large yellow jade stone set in diamonds, a traditional symbol worn by rich people to protect themselves from swindles. Her arms were crossed and her hands were curled in a fist, palm up, with her thumbs and pinkies sticking out. Taylor continues ranting a bit longer, winding a strand of bleach-blond hair around her pinkie. He'd tear apart the whole city in fury if his granddaughter gets even a little scratch on her pinkie. She chewed grimly on the fingernail of her little pinkie, narrowing her eyebrows in frustration. Lynn nodded and twirled her brown hair around her pinkie finger. The nails on her pinkie and index finger were crushed. He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz. She pushed her sunglasses up on her short hair, licked her pinkie, and rubbed her viewing lens. Scraping those last lipstick remnants out the tube with your pinkie is one way to stretch your lip color. Roy smiles, and points his left hand at me, the pinkie and ring finger extended and others curled in. Kath held out her pinkie and Chloe hooked fingers with her. You watch a movie from 10 years ago, and people have cell phones the size of their heads, while now they're the size of their pinkies. I bet I could get my pinkie all the way in to the first knuckle. On a normal keyboard, the resting position for my left hand has my pinkie and ring finger touching the side of the keyboard. He sticks his pinkie fingers in his mouth and whistles. The man across the table wearing a fur coat and had very long nails on his pinkies. The two little girls locked pinkies, looked at each other, kissed their fist, spit on the ground, and kicked sand over it. All of his fingernails are short and dirty, except for the nail on his right pinkie, which is clean and long. Gill had surgery on a broken pinkie on his left, non-shooting hand. Synonyms digit 2US derogatory, informal A term used by black people for a white person. 〈贬〉白人（黑人用语） 3The maggot of the greenbottle fly, used as fishing bait. 蛆，叉叶绿蝇的幼虫（用作鱼饵） 4Australian dated, informal mass noun Cheap or home-made wine. 〈澳〉廉价葡萄酒；家酿葡萄酒 Origin Early 19th century: sense 1 partly from Dutch pinkje 'the little finger', reinforced by pink¹. Rhymes dinky, Helsinki, inky, Kinki, kinky, minke, pinky, slinky, stinky, stotinki Definition of pinkie in US English: pinkie (also pinky) nounˈpiNGkēˈpɪŋki 1informal The little finger. 〈非正式〉小指 bring the thumb and pinkie up until they are upright as modifier you're skinnier than my pinky finger! Example sentencesExamples The nails on her pinkie and index finger were crushed. He sticks his pinkie fingers in his mouth and whistles. Gill had surgery on a broken pinkie on his left, non-shooting hand. Kath held out her pinkie and Chloe hooked fingers with her. On the pinkie of her right hand she wears a large yellow jade stone set in diamonds, a traditional symbol worn by rich people to protect themselves from swindles. He's got a lived-in face and a diamond on his pinkie the size of the Ritz. He'd tear apart the whole city in fury if his granddaughter gets even a little scratch on her pinkie. Lynn nodded and twirled her brown hair around her pinkie finger. On a normal keyboard, the resting position for my left hand has my pinkie and ring finger touching the side of the keyboard. Her arms were crossed and her hands were curled in a fist, palm up, with her thumbs and pinkies sticking out. The two little girls locked pinkies, looked at each other, kissed their fist, spit on the ground, and kicked sand over it. All of his fingernails are short and dirty, except for the nail on his right pinkie, which is clean and long. The man across the table wearing a fur coat and had very long nails on his pinkies. She pushed her sunglasses up on her short hair, licked her pinkie, and rubbed her viewing lens. Scraping those last lipstick remnants out the tube with your pinkie is one way to stretch your lip color. She chewed grimly on the fingernail of her little pinkie, narrowing her eyebrows in frustration. Taylor continues ranting a bit longer, winding a strand of bleach-blond hair around her pinkie. I bet I could get my pinkie all the way in to the first knuckle. You watch a movie from 10 years ago, and people have cell phones the size of their heads, while now they're the size of their pinkies. Roy smiles, and points his left hand at me, the pinkie and ring finger extended and others curled in. Synonyms digit 2US derogatory, informal A contemptuous term for a white person. 3The maggot of the greenbottle fly, used as fishing bait. 蛆，叉叶绿蝇的幼虫（用作鱼饵） 4Australian dated, informal Cheap or homemade wine. 〈澳〉廉价葡萄酒；家酿葡萄酒 Origin Early 19th century: pinkie (sense 1) partly from Dutch pinkje ‘the little finger’, reinforced by pink.
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