Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪŋki/
noun a person of East Asian descent, typically Chinese, to whom the term is often directed
A1 I saw a chinky on the street.
A2 The chinky in the shop caught my eye.
B1 The chinky at the restaurant was delicious.
B2 She bought a beautiful chinky for her garden.
C1 The rare chinky species is endangered.
C2 The chinky collection in the museum was impressive.
adjective a derogatory term used to describe someone of East Asian descent, typically Chinese
A1 She has chinky eyes.
A2 The little girl had a chinky smile.
B1 The restaurant served delicious chinky noodles.
B2 He admired her chinky hair and complimented her on it.
C1 The artist captured the chinky details of the landscape in his painting.
C2 Despite his chinky appearance, he was a talented musician.
formal The term 'Chinky' is considered derogatory and offensive when used to refer to people of East Asian descent.
informal I heard someone use the word 'Chinky' to describe the new restaurant down the street.
slang Hey, did you see that chinky-looking car driving by?
figurative Her eyes were so small and chinky when she laughed.
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