Kink

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Kink or kinks or KINK may refer to:

Common uses

• Kink (sexuality), a colloquial term for non-normative sexual behavior
• Kink, a curvature, bend, or twist

Geography

• Kink, Iran, a village in Iran
• The Kink, a man-made geographic feature in remote eastern Alaska

Arts, entertainment, and media

• Kink (film), a documentary about the internet pornography company Kink.com
• Kink, an autobiography written by Dave Davies, guitarist for the Kinks
• Kink.com, a BDSM-focused Internet pornography company
• The Kinks, a British rock band
  • Kinks (album), a 1964 studio album by the Kinks
• The Kink (novel), a 1927 detective novel by Lynn Brock

People

• Dick Kink (1921–1971), American politician
• KiNK (Strahil Velchev), music producer and DJ in Sofia, Bulgaria
• George Kink (born 1982), German professional ice hockey player
• Louise Kink (1908–1992), survivor of the sinking of the RMS Titanic
• Marcus Kink (born 1985), German professional ice hockey player
• Rene Kink (born 1956), Australian rules footballer
• Tarmo Kink (born 1985), Estonian professional footballer
• Kink Richards (1910–1976), American football running back

Physics

• Domain wall or kink, a topological solution in various fields of physics
• Kink (materials science), a crystallographic defect
• Kink instability in plasma physics

Other

• Kerberized Internet Negotiation of Keys (KINK), a Kerberos-based protocol used in IPSec
• Sun kink, a buckling of railway tracks caused by high temperature

See also

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• Kinki (disambiguation)
• Kinky (disambiguation)
• KNKX (88.5 FM), Tacoma, Washington, USA
• KINX (disambiguation)
• Wink (disambiguation), including callsign INK in region W
• All pages with titles beginning with Kink
• All pages with titles containing Kink
• All pages with titles containing kinks

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