Pink

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 311
pink, v. t. [pinked (pinkt), pinking.] To pierce, stab, prick; to pierce with small holes, work in eyelet-holes; to cut or work in small scollops or angles, —n. An eye; a small eye. a Pink, pink, n. A garden plant and its flower; the common color of the flower, — being a combination of pure red with white; that which is supremely r™ lent. — v. t. To dye of a pink color. — Pink'-e An acute pinkish inflammation of the eyes. excel- Pink, pink, n. A kind of boat or ship, with a very narrow stern. for Pinnace, pin'nes, n. A small ve el, usually schooner rigged; a boat, usually rowed with 8 oars. the Pinnacle, Pinnate, Pintle, etc. See under Pin.
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