Sinker

What do we mean by sinker?

One that sinks, as a weight used for sinking fishing lines or nets. noun

A doughnut. noun

A sinkerball. noun

Same as dead-head, 4. noun

A heavy dumpling or doughnut; a dough-sinker; a dough-boy. noun

A (silver) dollar. noun

See the extract. noun

One who or that which sinks or causes to sink. Particularly noun

In knitting-machines, stocking-frames, etc., one of several flat pieces of metal attached to the jacks, and also to the sinker-bar, and serving to form loops in the thread between the needles. See jack, 11 , sinker-bar, and knitting-machine. noun

A cesspool. noun

A hollow sinker containing shot, that may be adjusted to any required weight. noun

A sinker with spiral rings, which can be put on and taken off the line without disturbing the hook or bait. noun

A weight on something, as on a fish line, to sink it. noun

In knitting machines, one of the thin plates, blades, or other devices, that depress the loops upon or between the needles. noun

In knitting machines, a sinker between two jack sinkers and acting alternately with them. noun

See under Jack, n. noun

In deep well boring, a heavy bar forming a connection between the lifting rope and the boring tools, above the jars. noun

A weight used in fishing to cause the line or net to sink noun

Any of several high speed pitches that have a downward motion near the plate; a two-seam fastball, a split-finger fastball, or a forkball noun

Sinker nail, used for framing in current construction. noun

One who sinks something.

A weight used in fishing to cause the line or net to sink.

Any of several high speed pitches that have a downward motion near the plate; a two-seam fastball, a split-finger fastball, or a forkball.

Sinker nail, used for framing in current construction.

A doughnut; a biscuit.

In knitting machines, one of the thin plates, blades, or other devices, that depress the loops upon or between the needles.

Term also applies to breasts with larger/longer nipples. The idea is that hanging sinker weights over long periods of time will stretch them and make them longer and possibly more sensitive. Urban Dictionary

The bane of musicians all over the world: a music stand that sinks by itself, caused by stripped threading inside the bore of the stand. Urban Dictionary

When one testicle hangs lower than the other. It is most easily seen when coming out of the shower. Usually accompanied by a bush. Urban Dictionary

A piece of fecal matter that is more dense than water, and thereby sinks to the bottom of the toilet. The opposite of floater. Urban Dictionary

Someone who doesn’t cum in the sink, they sink in the cum Urban Dictionary

A piece of lead tied to a fishing line to cast futher/ makes the bait go down below those fucked surface dwellers, toads, sweep. Little bait robbin mother fuckers. Urban Dictionary

To slowly lower ones male genitillia into ones mouth while thier asleep. Urban Dictionary

A non-swimmer. Usually a negro that did not grow up in a neighborhood with three car garages or was in the military and forced to learn how to swim. Urban Dictionary

Someone who plays in an online poker tournament and repeatedly folds untill he/she is in the top two. Urban Dictionary

(n) The use of a sink when a refridgerator is unavailable. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sinker:
sinker, tinker, singer, sinter, sinner, stinker, sicker, linker, inker, winker, pinker, skinker, rinker, swinker, jinker, slinker, siner, siker, silker, kinker, sinken, oinker, sanker, sinkler, binker, sinder, sinkex.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sinker:
curveball, slider, fastball, splitter, knuckle, mph, edm, angling, cutter, pitches, jars, throws, prequel, induce, trilogy, hook, bait, pitch, balls, downward, fishing, spy, sink, sinking, pitcher, shaft, buddy, preceded, occasional, ball, curve, repertoire, velocity, thrown, tackle, root, throw, throwing, horizontal, pit, mid, specialist, threw, aged, roots, ground, jerry, weight, charity, mines, innings, lewis, faith, covering, hope, baseball, straight, movement, cut, gets, clark, accident, count, relief, effective, ahead, table, mine, commonly, educated, uses, andrew, shape, bar, novel, speed, employed, fell, secondary, double, hard.

Words that rhyme with sinker:
tinker, thinker, drinker, linker, freethinker, inker, winker, brinker, pinker, rinker, treblinka, slinker, klinker, wishful thinker, beer drinker, kinker, social drinker, ale drinker, blink her, drink her, link her, rethink her, shrink her, sink her, think her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sinker:
heavy, net, die, well, small, ounce, light, shaped, leaden, line, pound, heavier, lead, and, single, suspended, hard, tank, shot, ordinary, notched, grooved, big, sized, concrete, oval, extra, ton, flat, lightest, pebble, perforated, suitable, type, iron, nasty, folded, wooden, ringed, enough, friendless, attached, steatite, over, bloody, tiny, outside, master, hollow, streamlined.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sinker:
bar, rig, densimeter, method, roots, machines, release, source, bars, hook.

Consonant match to sinker:
sanka, cinco, sankey, sanko, sinko, senko, sanker, cinco o, cinq a, cinque e, sank a, sank he, sank her, sankei, sing kee, sink a, sink he, sink her, sunk a, sunk her, sync a.

Words that sound like sinker:
sinker, sanker, sink, singer, sync, sicker, stinker, sinc, cinque, synchro, cinq, sangre, sinkers, cink, cincture, slinker, sicher, skinker, cinc, scink, sinkler, zenker, sychar, secar, sicr, thinker, winker, sulker, zonker, sucker, sunk, succor, secre, senger, secor, cenk, secr, senk, soccer, sinner, sank, seeker, simmer, sinks, cinco, soaker, sanger, sanke, spanker, hunker, sacre, socker, sacker, sucre, singa, songer, sankey, saker, sanka, sigar, sacr, sinko, younker, stonker, simar, chunker, sonk, sanc, siker, syncs, sacher, sigger, sacar, schenker, sukker, sonka, yunker, ciner, sachar, sinr, sukur, swanker, shenker, sea anchor, simca, sukkar, cinct, henker, sinx, senhor, simr, cimer, segger, hanker, honker, pinker, shanker, rinker, kinker, jinker.