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The verb pink referring to perforation and piercing is from a Middle English word meaning “to thrust.” It dates back to the beginning of the 16th century, while the name refers to the color pink date respectively from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Warning: Stop living in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries’ vocabulary to keep yourself antique refer to the sixteenth century as necessary.

When I realize my bitter half is planning to claim me for a long, endless drive being a patient of motion sickness, I end up making the car engine pink.

I accidentally pinked my shoulder with his cutting edge fence; this is his indirect way of saying use the gate to get inside instead of skipping over my bloody wall.

My publishers leave me pink comments on my submissions, making me believe in my brain degeneration.

The various urban dictionaries online define “pink” as referring to forced entry in a vagina by an unwelcome penis. In everyday street slang in so many countries, PINK means vagina of the sort that is bought, with violence — “I’m gonna go beat me some pink.”

The second thought which twisted was the street goons vocabulary is more substantial than ours. Suicidal.

On the whole, what I could process by my processing machine, whether the color or a piercing or wounded to criticism, let’s agree to translate the meaning of pink as the pink slip, which covers all — singing out a red flag warning.

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