inked

UK
/ɪŋkt/
US
/ɪŋkt/
inkedadjective
more inked
Comp.
most inked
Super.
UK
/ɪŋkt/
US
/ɪŋkt/
Translations
He showed off his inked arms at the beach.
Он продемонстрировал свои татуированные руки на пляже.
Definitions
Having tattoos on the skin.
She admired his inked arms, each tattoo telling a different story.
Marked or stained with ink.
The inked pages of the old book were difficult to read.
inkverb

inked

Past Simple

inked
Past Simple
inked
Past Participle
inking
Gerund
UK
/ɪŋk/
US
/ɪŋk/
Translations
The company will ink the contract tomorrow.
Компания подпишет контракт завтра.
Definitions
To apply ink to a surface, especially in the process of writing or drawing.
She carefully inked the outline of the design before adding color.
To sign a document, especially a contract, to make it official.
The athlete inked a new deal with the sports brand.
To mark or stain with ink.
He accidentally inked his shirt while refilling the pen.
Informal. To apply a tattoo to (someone or some part of the body).
The artist inked a detailed phoenix across his back.
inknoun
Definitions
A colored fluid used for writing, drawing, printing, or duplicating.
She spilled ink all over her notebook while trying to refill her pen.
A dark pigment secreted by certain cephalopods, such as octopuses, as a defense mechanism.
The octopus released a cloud of ink to escape from the predator.
Informal. A tattoo; a design made by injecting pigment into the skin.
He decided to get some new ink on his arm to commemorate his travels.
Informal. Printed or written publicity; press coverage.
The startup got a lot of ink after unveiling its innovative product.
inkadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for ink.
She replaced the empty ink cartridge in her printer.