winked (at) (Meaning)

winked (at)

to pretend not to have seen or noticed (something)

The mischievous boy winked at his friend across the room, signaling a secret joke.
The shy girl nervously winked at her crush, hoping to catch their attention.
The waiter discretely winked at the customer, indicating that their order was ready.
The actor winked at the audience, breaking character for a moment to acknowledge their laughter.
The politician winked at the camera during an interview, attempting to convey a message to his supporters.
The cat winked at its owner, as if to say it was content and sleepy.
The teacher winked at the student who had just answered a question correctly, giving them encouragement.
The doctor winked at the patient, offering a reassuring gesture and easing their anxiety.
The dancer winked at the audience as they performed a particularly enchanting step.
The child winked at its parents, showing them a mix of excitement and mischief.

to pretend not to have seen or noticed (something)

overlooked, blinked (at),ignored, explained, pardoned, justified, disregarded, excused, glozed (over), forgave

objected (to), noted, marked,heeded,minded

The mischievous boy winked at his friend across the room, signaling a secret joke.

The shy girl nervously winked at her crush, hoping to catch their attention.

The waiter discretely winked at the customer, indicating that their order was ready.

The actor winked at the audience, breaking character for a moment to acknowledge their laughter.