How do you use "Pen and ink" in a sentence?

What a pen and ink! It pens and inks in here. Bit of a pen and ink.

Pen and ink

Stink. Pen and ink rhymes with stink. 'What a pen and ink!' describes a bad smell.

Slang Term British ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

意味: Stink.

臭味。

Peste, mal olor.

悪臭、臭い。

악취, 냄새.

Pen and ink rhymes with stink. 'What a pen and ink!' describes a bad smell.

Pen and ink与stink（臭味）押韵。'What a pen and ink!'形容难闻的气味。

Pen and ink rima con stink (peste). 'What a pen and ink!' describe un mal olor.

Pen and inkはstink（悪臭）と韻を踏みます。「What a pen and ink!」は「なんて臭いんだ！」という意味です。

Pen and ink는 stink(악취)와 운이 맞습니다. 'What a pen and ink!'는 냄새가 지독하다는 뜻입니다.

/pen ən ɪŋk/

場面: smells, complaints

トーン: critical, disgusted

Pen and ink rhymes with stink. Writing implements describing bad smells—classic Cockney mismatch.

語源: Pen and ink rhymes with stink

初出: 19th century

Era: 19th century onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Working class origins

Pop culture: Cockney culture

Regional notes: British slang.

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