ink
//ɪŋk//
Noun
inkSingular
inksPlural
1
A colored liquid or paste used for writing, drawing, or printing.
The pen ran out of ink.
2
The dark protective fluid ejected by a squid, octopus, or cuttlefish.
The octopus released ink to escape from the predator.
Verb
inkInfinitive
inkPresent tense
inkedPast tense
inkedPast participle
inkingPresent participle
inksThird-person singular
1
To mark or cover something with ink.
She inked the stamp before pressing it onto the paper.
2
To sign a document or contract, especially formally.
The company inked a new deal with the supplier.