👉 Dink, in linguistics and other fields related to natural language processing, refers to a type of short vowel sound that is produced by the tongue as a single syllable. Dinks are typically found in certain languages where they can be pronounced as separate syllables or as a single word. They are often used in conjunction with other sounds such as "whistles" (a combination of "whinny" and "whistle") to create musical phrases or words that are difficult for the listener
