1. moving quickly with sudden changes of direction to avoid something
Usage: present participle of jink

1. the action of moving with quick, evasive changes of direction
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The rabbit was jinking through the bushes to escape the fox.
• The football player kept jinking left and right to avoid tackles.
• The fighter pilot was jinking to evade enemy missiles.
• His constant jinking made it impossible to catch him.
• The deer’s jinking movements confused the predator.
• She practiced jinking drills to improve her agility.