Here out of my pocket [. . .]
Here, some pinks and laurel leaves, and a handful of sage
--"These I Singing in Spring", Leaves of Grass (1891-1892), Walt Whitman
meet me at jones st coffee
five pm
i'll be the one wearing a pink trench
and fighting off the urge
to settle all my debts
in hair and safety scissors
pink
2 /pɪŋk/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [pingk]
–verb (used with object)
to pink means to stab or to adorn with ornament. to stab or to imprint the pattern of one thing onto something else.
right?
pinking shears n. scissors with a serrated blade, used to cut a zigzag edge, esp. to prevent
fraying
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