[ding-kee] 
adjective, dink⋅i⋅er, dink⋅i⋅est, noun, plural dink⋅ies.| 1. | Informal. small, unimportant, unimpressive, or shabby: We stayed in a dinky old hotel. |
| 2. | British Informal. fashionable; well dressed; smart. |
| 3. | dinkey. |
| din·key also din·ky (dĭng'kē) n. pl. din·keys also din·kies A small locomotive used in a railroad yard, as for shunting. [From dinky.] |
| din·ky (dĭng'kē) adj. din·ki·er, din·ki·est Informal
[Probably from Scots dink, neat, trim.] |
dinky
[ˈdɪŋki]
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