A chink in one's armor refers to a weakness, like a crack or gap in a suit of armor, that would make it simpler for an enemy to harm an opponent. Example of usage: Putting things off to the last minute is a chink in your armor that may get you in trouble some day. It is the same as saying that putting things off to the last minute is a weakness.
The origin of the phrase "chink in the armor" goes back to the Middle Ages when suits of armor were worn. Enemies would look for small holes in the armor that they could use to penetrate it.
Today, the expression is used to mean a small character flaw that might cause problems for the person.
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Aviation etiquette.
From hell.
Late in the game the defense finally discovered a chink in the opposing quarterbacks armor.
Chink Martin died in 1981.
Chink Martin was born in 1886.
Chink Zachary died on 2006-06-24.
Chink Zachary was born on 1914-05-14.
Chink Heileman died on 1940-07-19.
Chink Heileman was born on 1872-08-10.
Chink Taylor was born on 1898-02-09.
Chink Taylor died on 1980-07-07.
Chink Crossin died on 1981-01-10.
Chink Crossin was born on 1924-07-04.
Chink as a noun means a crack, a cleft, a narrow opening.That chink in the foundation must be repaired before it rains again.Chink as a verb means to fill chinks in; or a ringing sound such as striking coins or glasses together.We'll get some filler at the store today to chink the crack in the foundation.You could hear the chink of glasses as father made a toast.