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Pink

noun a 'detective' from the Pinkerton Agency. Strikebreaking was among the several roles played by the Pinkerton Agency US, 1904

pink

1. adjective

homosexual. Traditionally 'pink for a girl, blue for a boy'. As an absolutely negative association the colour pink was used in Nazi Germany to label homosexuals for segregation, internment and extermination; in post-World-War-2 Britain, pink had connotations of effeminacy; in the 1970s politically active homosexuals adopted the colour-coded symbolism and pink slowly took on a generally positive tone both in the gay and wider community, especially as a marketing designation UK, 2003.

white; Caucasian US, 1945.► all pinkin poker, a flush consisting of all hearts or all diamonds US, 1967

2. noun

a white person US, 1945.

a liberal; a socialist; a communist sympathiser US, 1927.

the open vagina. Widely used in pornography, and beyond US, 1991.

proof of car ownership. A shortened form of PINK SLIP US, 1965.

a capsule of secobarbital sodium (trade name Seconal™), a central nervous system depressant US, 1967.

a casino gambling token worth $2.50 US, 1991.

in poker, a flush consisting of either hearts or diamonds US, 1963.

in horse racing, a track police officer. Derived from the Pinkerton Agency US, 1947

See:

(as) gay as pink ink
as gay as pink ink
be in the pink
be tickled pink
gay as pink ink
get pinked
get pinned for (something
give (one) the pink slip
have a blue fit
have a pink fit
have a pink/blue fit
in the pink
millennial pink
park the pink Plymouth
park the pink Plymouth (in the garage of love)
pink elephants
pink it and shrink it
pink money
pink slime
pink slip
pink spiders
pink tax
pink wave
pink-collar
pinked
pink-slipped
see pink elephants
see pink spiders
seeing pink elephants
seeing pink spiders
shrink it and pink it
the pink dollar
the pink pound
tickle pink
tickled pink
tickled pink/to death, to be

词组	pink
释义	Pink noun a 'detective' from the Pinkerton Agency. Strikebreaking was among the several roles played by the Pinkerton Agency US, 1904 pink 1. adjective 1 homosexual. Traditionally 'pink for a girl, blue for a boy'. As an absolutely negative association the colour pink was used in Nazi Germany to label homosexuals for segregation, internment and extermination; in post-World-War-2 Britain, pink had connotations of effeminacy; in the 1970s politically active homosexuals adopted the colour-coded symbolism and pink slowly took on a generally positive tone both in the gay and wider community, especially as a marketing designation UK, 2003. 2 white; Caucasian US, 1945.► all pinkin poker, a flush consisting of all hearts or all diamonds US, 1967 2. noun 1 a white person US, 1945. 2 a liberal; a socialist; a communist sympathiser US, 1927. 3 the open vagina. Widely used in pornography, and beyond US, 1991. 4 proof of car ownership. A shortened form of PINK SLIP US, 1965. 5 a capsule of secobarbital sodium (trade name Seconal™), a central nervous system depressant US, 1967. 6 a casino gambling token worth $2.50 US, 1991. 7 in poker, a flush consisting of either hearts or diamonds US, 1963. 8 in horse racing, a track police officer. Derived from the Pinkerton Agency US, 1947 idiompink► be tickled pinkin the pinkold-fashioned feeling very healthy:The health visitor says you have to go off to the country to get in the pink again. See: (as) gay as pink ink as gay as pink ink be in the pink be tickled pink gay as pink ink get pinked get pinned for (something give (one) the pink slip have a blue fit have a pink fit have a pink/blue fit in the pink millennial pink park the pink Plymouth park the pink Plymouth (in the garage of love) pink elephants pink it and shrink it pink money pink slime pink slip pink spiders pink tax pink wave pink-collar pinked pink-slipped see pink elephants see pink spiders seeing pink elephants seeing pink spiders shrink it and pink it the pink dollar the pink pound tickle pink tickled pink tickled pink/to death, to be
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