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kitchen-sink
kitchen-sink
(British & Australian) a kitchen-sink play, film, or style of painting is one which shows ordinary people's lives (always before noun) Kitchen-sink drama came into fashion in the 1950s. In his latest work, he is moving away from kitchen-sink realism towards a more experimental style of painting.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
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| PÁLl | | POWTL (Icelandic) | Icelandic, Faroese |
| Tracee | | TRAY-see | English |
| Shalev | | - | Hebrew |
| Michi (1) | | mee-chee | Japanese |
| Bettina (2) | | bet-TEE-nah | Italian |
| Jasper | | JAS-pər (English), YAHS-pər (Dutch) | English, Dutch, Judeo-Christian Legend |