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Ink

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Table of contents

1 Pronunciation

2 Noun

2.1 Related terms
2.2 Translations

3 Verb

3.1 Translations

4 See also

Pronunciation

ĭngk, /ɪŋk/, /INk/

Noun

ink (uncountable and countable, plural: inks)

a pigment (or dye) based fluid used for writing, printing etc.
black or dark coloured fluid ejected by squid, octopus etc, as a protective strategy

Related terms

Indian ink
inky
ink jet
octopus ink

Translations

Dutch: inkt m
Slovak: atrament m (only the ink used for writing)
Spanish: tinta f

Verb

to ink

to apply ink

Translations

Dutch: inkten

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WordNet Definitions

The noun "ink" has two senses:

ink

The verb "ink" has two senses:

ink

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