winking (Meaning)

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winking (n)

a reflex that closes and opens the eyes rapidly

Wordnet

closing the eyes intermittently and rapidly

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of Wink

The mischievous child winked knowingly at her friend, beckoning them to follow her.
The bartender winked flirtatiously at the customer, inviting them to come closer.
The cat blinked slowly, its eyes winking lazily in the sunlight.
The star twinkled playfully in the night sky, winking down at the sleeping town below.
The comedian delivered the punchline with a wink, leaving the audience in stitches.
The conspirator winked at their accomplice, signaling their plan was ready to go into action.
The statue's eyes seemed to wink at the passerby, as if they were privy to a secret.
The child's toothless smile was accompanied by a charming wink that melted hearts.
The teacher winked gently at the struggling student, encouraging them to keep trying.
The politician winked slyly at the reporter, insinuating a hidden agenda behind their words.

a reflex that closes and opens the eyes rapidly, closing the eyes intermittently and rapidlyof Wink

scintillating, shimmering, gleaming, blinding, glaring, glimmering,glancing, flaring, flickering, glittering

obscured, dark, unlit, somber, sombre, blackened, obscure, dusky, dimmed, obscure

The mischievous child winked knowingly at her friend, beckoning them to follow her.

The bartender winked flirtatiously at the customer, inviting them to come closer.

The cat blinked slowly, its eyes winking lazily in the sunlight.

The star twinkled playfully in the night sky, winking down at the sleeping town below.