IPA: /ˈdʒɪŋkər/
KK: /ˈdʒɪŋkər/
A type of truck with large wheels used for transporting heavy materials like lumber or logs.
The jinker was loaded with timber and ready to head to the sawmill.
To convey or transport something using a specific type of cart or vehicle, often used in a rural or agricultural context.
They decided to jinker the hay to the barn before the rain started.
Past: jinkered
Past Participle: jinkered
The word 'jinker' originates from the Middle English 'jink', meaning to move quickly or to dart. It refers to a light, quick movement, often associated with a playful or lively action.
Think of someone moving quickly or darting around — that's what 'jinker' means, reflecting a lively or playful movement.