rinky-dink

The point is that SCUBA diving is not for "rinky-dinks" ; it is for well trained people only, and then only in the company of other experienced divers.

But when we start getting really into the "rinky-dinks" of this thing is when we get over here in the columns

You have this triennial audit or examination and in the cases of the fringe companies like we had yesterday, without any real notice to stockholders or any certificate of an auditing firm, if they are interested in manipulation or rinky-dink of any kind they have got three years practically to get away from it unless somebody picks it up out of the annual report.

Two years of his life were spent at this elevating game, during which time he had only eighty-two fights with fond mothers who felt that he had been either neglectful of their particular children or had ruthlessly given them the rinky-dink.

In addition to such creeps, there is also found in various organizations an assortment of longhairs, corny antiques, arky back-numbers, moldy mossbacks, rinky-dinks, tintypes, schmoes and schmaltzes of all flavors.

The Oliver band had a new kind of beat, a real jazz beat instead of the ragtime rinky-dink.

He wanted no detachable top of plebian characteristics; he wanted two regular bodies, one for winter and one for summer. And he wanted a special color and a monogram and a whole lot of rinky-dinks that cost him money.