Similar words: rinky-dink, kinky, stinky, dink, dinkum, wonky, funky, manky. Meaning: ['dɪŋkɪ] 
n. a small locomotive. adj. 1. small and insignificant 2. (British informal) pretty and neat.
n. a small locomotive. adj. 1. small and insignificant 2. (British informal) pretty and neat. 
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1. Darby drove a dinky old Fiat sports car.
2. It was a really dinky hotel room.
3. I grew up in a dinky little town that didn't even have a movie theater.
4. Hotchkis's dinky ad budget translates into low annual fees.
5. What a dinky little hat!
6. Forget Colonel Mustard with his dinky old lead pipe in the library.
7. Eagle Annuals and Dinky Toys, both of which had now become collector's items.
8. I can't believe they charge $8.95 for this dinky salad!
9. It was a little like those dinky almshouse squares you sometimes see from a bus and wish you could live in.
10. Dinky families keep on increasing at present.
11. The design of high performance dustproof, the dinky maintenance.
12. We stayed in a dinky old hotel.
13. Dinky part is as a result of the gill fungus with edible inferior noxiousness kind but because cook is undeserved and cause toxic.
14. Seminal majority, dinky, seed coat has fossa opening , endosperm flesh is qualitative.
15. The hotels are full up, and the guests have had to go to this dinky little motel way out on Stewart Avenue.
16. This might not seem small in petrol engine terms but for a diesel it is quite dinky.
17. C., with their infant daughter, Constancia, who came to be known as Dinky.http://Sentencedict.com
18. They each had a big rainbow packet of felt pens, and a Dinky car.
19. Nevertheless Baoermo also admits, the possibility with successful in searching business field Microsoft is dinky.
20. Though my father is very capable, he only takes a very dinky place in the company.