hinky slang

There's something hinky about him, as they say in books like this.

They think she's hinky, and they're looking for her as a suspect.

'So you want to tell me what you've got that looks hinky here?

Her favorite term for something out of the ordinary is "hinky".

Something hinky is up, and you'd better not be in reach of these fanatics.

I said we had an incident that made me a little hinky."

If we run into anything hinky, am I supposed to give him orders?"

There's more, which is why I think something hinky is going on with the situation.

Just because people are in these suits, don't go getting hinky,' Marino said as if he were one to talk.

It was dark inside and I knew this was a hinky deal.

Come on, Samantha, part of you has a hinky feeling about this."

All of our telltales were just where we left them, and I didn't even see anything that gave me a hinky feeling.

Jesus, the sun wasn't all the way up yet and it gets kind of hinky on those rural routes.

Like I said, he looked a little bit hinky, but not enough to justify coverage on him."

"So she found out something hinky about the merger."

Something starts looking hinky, I don't want us scrambling for cover."

Then, out of nowhere, she started going hinky on me.'

"And that's why you're going to solve this hinky mystery?

The Brits must think he's a little hinky, too.

There was no guarantee that someone on the firing line would not get hinky, blow it in an angry moment.

That's usually a good sign that you've got that hinky feeling."

"Yeah, but this time there's something hinky about it.

His words seemed straightforward, his manner honest enough, but something was hinky.

"But ever since then, when Jackie starts getting her hinky feeling, I get nervous."

You couldn't just whip out a few hundred thousand in fifties to buy a house, and even getting a car for cash was hinky.