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The slang word clink is used for jail. An example of this is that the accused was sent to the clink. The clink describes the sound the jail bars make when the door is shut.
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Clink - 2010 was released on:
USA: 25 April 2010
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The Clink Prison Museum on Clink Street, south of the Thames. It was this prison, because of its location, that was first nicknamed 'The Clink' - a name that has come to mean 'prison'.
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Clink Caja - 1996 is rated/received certificates of:
Argentina:Atp
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People clink glasses in toasting because they are showing that the other persons drink isn't poisoned by when they clink them together, a bit of each drink spills into the other persons glass.
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The cast of Clink Caja - 1996 includes: Berugo Carambula as Host
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Clunked in the Clink - 1949 is rated/received certificates of:
USA:Approved
USA:Passed (National Board of Review)
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clink! (like when a car goes clink if there is a loose screw or something)
blink! (the head lights turn on and off)
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Pensado's Place - 2011 Mike Clink was released on:
USA: 8 November 2012
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Clunked in the Clink - 1949 was released on:
USA: 13 July 1949
USA: 26 October 1956 (re-release)
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The original Clink was an infamous prison in Southwark, London where dissenters and revolutionaries were locked up in Tudor times. Because it lay on the private estate of the Bishop of Winchester (called the Liberty of the Clink) it could be used as a sort of Guantanamo Bay of its time.
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wheels..clink......on the stone roads
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The Bob Newhart Show - 1972 Clink Shrink 2-19 was released on:
USA: 26 January 1974
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Clink the link. Located on the firewall.
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Clink on the link provided in the Related links section below.
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2 to 3 weeks according to this article clink the link below
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http://www.rinneradio.net/ Clink on the Buy Albumslink on the left of their page.
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they are acknowledging each others existence
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The sound of a chain is often referred to as a jangle or clink.
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Clink on the link provided in the Related links section below.
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Clink and clank mostly, with sliding and scratching sounds from the floor.
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http://www.gap.com/customerService/storeLocator.do?mlink=5058,940395,3&clink=940395
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Once with every other person.
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The term "clink" is a slang word for prison, but it does not specifically appear in "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque. The novel mainly follows the experiences of soldiers during World War I and does not focus on prisons.
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Please clink on the link below. It's relating to mineral deficiencies in animals.
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If you go to the main Walkers.co.uk web site and clink 'get in touch' you will be able to send a message to them from there.
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When not moving: No noise
When hitting another solid: Clink
When hitting water: Plop
When melting: Sizzle
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Examples of onomatopoeia include words like "buzz," "boom," "sizzle," and "clink" that imitate the sound they represent.
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If you go to the main Walkers.co.uk web site and clink 'get in touch' you will be able to send a message to them from there.
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If you can, try to do it once with every person at the table.
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NO WAY! football is for wimps! they just clink heads and get hurt and concussions! people are such wimps these days!
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jailhouse gaol clink slammer poky
Gaol.
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ok clink on the camera guy press i dont have money then he gices a pic of u an sunblock
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The deep, plunging ravine seemed to go on forever, but at last, I heard the clink of my penny, and retreated.
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Miriam Aroner has written:
'Clink, clank, clunk' -- subject(s): Fiction, Automobiles, Animals
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Link, Mink, Shrink, Blink, Sink, Stink, Crink, Clink, Dink, Fink, Pink, Wink, and almost Jinx.
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you tell me the answer since i dicused it with u clink link to dicuss information
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