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A '''chink''' is a small hole, as in [[armor]], which allows a weapon to penetrate. The word ''chink'' is often figuratively used to describe holes, gaps, or flaws in other things, such as an argument (see [[logical fallacy]]). | A '''chink''' is a small hole, as in [[armor]], which allows a weapon to penetrate. The word ''chink'' is often figuratively used to describe holes, gaps, or flaws in other things, such as an argument (see [[logical fallacy]]). | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, May 7, 2018
A chink is a small hole, as in armor, which allows a weapon to penetrate. The word chink is often figuratively used to describe holes, gaps, or flaws in other things, such as an argument (see logical fallacy).