Chink (disambiguation)
Chink is a word with two distinct and different extant uses. One is a word to denote a narrow or slight opening, especially one through which light may be visible, as in ‘a chink in the wall’ or as an area or site of vulnerability, e.g., ‘chink in one’s armor’. The second, commonly disfavored usage, is as a pejorative term for a person of Chinese descent.
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Chink may also refer to:
Places
- Chink (Isle of Wight), a scenic rock cleft
People
First name or nickname
- Chink Crossin (1923–1981), American professional basketball player
- Eric Dorman-Smith (1895–1969), Irish officer in the British Army and the Irish Republican Army
- Chinky Evans, a close friend and co-performer of Prodigy's
- Chink Heileman (1872–1940), American Major League Baseball player in 1901
- Bankson T. Holcomb Jr. (1908–2000), United States Marine Corps brigadier general
- William O. Lowe (1894–1949), American college football player and first commissioner of the Smoky Mountain Conference
- Chink Outen (1905–1961), American Major League Baseball player
- Chink Taylor (1898–1980), American Major League Baseball player in 1925
- Leo Taylor (baseball) (1901–1982), American Major League Baseball player in one game in 1923
- Chink Zachary (1914–2006), American Major League Baseball pitcher in 1944
- Chink Alterman (1922–2009), American professional basketball player
- Chinki Yadav (born 1997), Indian sport shooter
Stage name
- Chink Martin (1886–1981), American jazz tuba player Martin Abraham
- Chink Santana (born 1972), American R&B musician and producer Andre Parker
Other uses
- Chink, a colloquial term for the common pheasant in the United States, derived from "Chinese pheasant"
- "Chink", an episode of the 2010 British Television drama Married Single Other
- Chinks, a half-length type of chaps, leather coverings for the legs, derived from chingadero
- Bourreria baccata, a plant species also known as chink
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