Fink is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FINK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to inform to the police
• inform on (someone) to the authorities
• fail to do something promised or expected
• cease to function
• take the place of work of someone on strike
• confess to a punishable or reprehensible deed, usually under pressure
• inform (on someone), as to the police
NOUN:
• an unpleasant or contemptible person.
• a person who informs on people to the authorities
• a strike-breaker.
• someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
• strikebreaker

Words related to FINK

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Words that contain FINK

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How to use FINK in a sentence

• Frederick threw the blame upon Fink, but most unjustly.
• Opposite him sat Sabine, beside her brother, then the elderly relative, and next to her, Fink.
• There was only one with whom he could not get on well, and that was the volunteer clerk, Fink.
• From that day forth Fink delighted to initiate his young friend into all his own pursuits.
• An hour later came the tailor, and Fink himself determined the cut of the new suit with a technical precision which impressed the tailor no less than it did Anton.
• He joined Fink, who introduced him to a dozen gentlemen, not one of whose names he remembered, caring for them no more than for poplars along a high road.
• If Fink could have seen into his heart, he would have been shocked at the sorrow there.
• Fink behaved with more consideration, and Anton gained more freedom, both of opinion and action.
• Fink contrived not to appear aware of his presence, without, however, being in any way rude.
• But this morning Anton doggedly remained where he was, and bent down over his letters when Fink took his seat opposite him.
• She threw a troubled glance at Fink, who, in spite of the lively conversation he was carrying on with Sabine, had eyes for every thing that was going on.
• Fink, and jumped into the railway carriage with the most blissful feelings a youthful hero could possibly have.
• While so engaged, her eye fell upon the drawing that Anton had done on his first arrival, and on the rich carpet which Fink had had laid down.
• According to what he told me, there has been a fresh difference between Fink and his father, and this time I fear Fink is more in the right of it than the firm.
• And Fink solved the problem ever offered by a new circle to a guest with the readiness which the rogue had always at his command when he chose.
• Fink stood in the middle of the room, in the full light of the rays which fell through the small panes.
• Fink knows enough of the charms of business to lose no opportunity of making a good bargain.
• Then he could not but admit to himself that, at the present disturbed time, Fink would be a desirable associate.
• Thus it came to pass that her fair form rested on the jaguar-skins that Fink had shot in the far forests of the West.
• Fink was a good deal in the woods with Anton, who, as well as Karl, soon fell into the habit of asking his advice.
• Fink gave the alarm to his laborers, and sent a message to the forester and to the new farm.
• Fink, accompanied by Lenore, rode off to the neighboring village.
• The man nearest to Fink stood still, his whispered word of command ran along the whole chain, and all stopped to wait for the Kunau men.
• Herr von Fink described to us the place where we should meet with you.
• Lenore was sitting in the window occupied with some light work, and listening with rapture to the jests by which Fink brightened the otherwise mournful room.
• The man who had conducted the parley turned his horse, the assailants all fell back, and Fink closed the door.
• Fink raised his own rifle twice, took aim, and twice laid it down.
• Fink loaded again, a wild smile playing round his lips.
• In the hall of the upper story Anton and Fink met, and were immediately joined by the forester.
• Fink carried off a few men with him to the side of the house on which the men with ladders were advancing.
• First Anton, then Fink, looked through the glass at the opening into the wood.
• If Fink, by his wealth, covered the baron, Itzig lost the estate.
• Fink he got a job to stick up bills for a new hair dye, all the way from here to Dunkirk, on the Erie Railroad.

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