Frink

/ (frɪŋk) /


noun
  1. Dame Elisabeth . 1930–93, British sculptor

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How to use Frink in a sentence

  • What Dell thought, according to Frink, was that Christensen “was a well-known comedian and public speaker.”

  • So saying, he took the plane away from before the trap, and looked at the hole to see whether Frink had gnawed it any bigger.

    Stuyvesant | Jacob Abbott
  • Phonny examined the water very attentively, to see whether Frink had been drinking any of it.

    Stuyvesant | Jacob Abbott
  • They postponed their plan of going out to play for some time, in order that they might see Frink run about the parlor.

    Stuyvesant | Jacob Abbott
  • Now, maybe, all the money you have given this year will do good, but perhaps this to John Frink most of all.'

    Effie Maurice | Fanny Forester