2 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Fink' in a Sentence
"A person who breaks a strike, typically by continuing to work when others are on strike." more
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The workers considered the new employee a fink for accepting the job during the strike.
Despite being labeled a fink, he believed he was fighting for fair wages.
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