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english pink — noun Usage: often capitalized E : dutch pink 2 … Useful english dictionary
pink — {{11}}pink (n., adj.) 1570s, common name of Dianthus, a garden plant of various colors. Attribution to pale rose color first recorded 1733 (pink coloured is recorded from 1681). The plant name is perhaps from PINK (Cf. pink) (v.) via notion of… … Etymology dictionary
Pink Fairies — Origin London, England Genres Psychedelic rock, proto punk, prog rock, pub rock, punk rock Years active 1970–1976; 1987–1988 Labels … Wikipedia
pink — English has three distinct words pink. The colour term [18] appears to have come, by a bizarre series of twists, from an early Dutch word meaning ‘small’. This was pinck (source also of the colloquial English pinkie ‘little finger’ [19]). It was… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
pink — English has three distinct words pink. The colour term [18] appears to have come, by a bizarre series of twists, from an early Dutch word meaning ‘small’. This was pinck (source also of the colloquial English pinkie ‘little finger’ [19]). It was… … Word origins
Pink (surname) — Pink is a surname that refers to: *Alfred Pink (1853–1931), English cricketer *Arthur Pink (1886–1952), English Christian evangelist and Biblical scholar *Bonner Pink (1912–1984), British politician; Lord Mayor of Portsmouth 1961 62 *Bonnie Pink… … Wikipedia
Pink (singer) — Pink Pink performing in London 2008 Background information Birth name Alecia Beth Moore Born September 8, 1979 … Wikipedia
Pink tide — is a term being used in contemporary 21st century political analysis in the media and elsewhere to describe the perception that leftist ideology in general, and left wing politics in particular, that is increasingly influential in Latin America.… … Wikipedia
Pink (Farbe) — Pink ist das englische Wort für die Farbe Rosa[1]. Das Wort wird in diesem Sinn zunehmend auch im deutschen Sprachraum benutzt. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Etymologie 2 Farbton 2.1 Webfarben … Deutsch Wikipedia
Pink Tush Girl — Theatrical poster Directed by Kōyū Ohara[1] … Wikipedia
