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The etymological dictionaries I consulted have quite a range of opinions as to why someone who wandered from village to village fixing pots and pans might be called a tinker. tink, tink, tink-gave them their name.— podictionary - for word lovers - dictionary etymology, trivia & history
The pedal now clunked againsed the chain guard, and made a nice rythmic "tink" with each revolution.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
FWOOMPH tink-tink-tee-tink, tink tee tinktinktink tee ...— The Great Pumpkin
Did I mention the girl under wear with wrong sayings and Tinkerbell ... nothing against tink or anything but it offers a way to wrong message for our young ones (girls AND boys) ... yikes!— Progressive U - The new media voice for students

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