2. Noun. A Chinese take-away ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Definition of Chinkies
1. chinkie [n] - See also: chinkie
Lexicographical Neighbors of Chinkies
Literary usage of Chinkies
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Story of the Australian Bushrangers by George Boxall (1902)
"... An Amateur Mail Robber; Discovery of Frank Gardiner; His Trial and Sentence;
The Old Man; A Brush with the Police; The chinkies show Fight; Messrs. ..."
2. Nights in London by Thomas Burke (1918)
"Lascars of every kind flashed here and there: Arabs, chinkies, Japs, Malays, East
Indians. Talk in every lingo was on the air. Some hurried from the dock, ..."
3. The Way to Victory by Philip Gibbs (1919)
"As a contrast come battalions of "chinkies" moving to new quarters and grinning
as they go, in all manner of queer headgear, from pot-hats to generals' ..."
4. In the Land of Pearl and Gold: A Pioneer's Wanderings in the Backblocks and by Alexander Macdonald (1907)
""It's bad enough to give best to chinkies at one time, but Lor! to let them shake
our horses!" " But can't you see that they want us to come after our ..."
5. The Bulletin Reciter: A Collection of Verses for Recitation from "The (1902)
"It's double whacks of win's'ls When cattle feels it hot, But who cares two dead
chinkies If we are grilled or not ? We must stoke, stoke, ..."
6. Up and Down: Or, Fifty Years' Colonial Experiences in Australia, California by Barry, William Jackson, 1819- (1879)
"As I did so, one of the chinkies threw a stone at me, which narrowly missed my head.
I rode up to him and administered a sharp cut with my whip, ..."
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