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Definition of wink
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Wink (v. i.) To close and open the
eyelids
quickly;
to
nictitate;
to
blink.
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Twinkle
::
Twinkle
(n.) A brief flash or
gleam,
esp. when
rapidly
repeated..
Towhee
::
Towhee
(n.) The
chewink.
Swink
::
Swinking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Swin.
Glance
::
Glance
(v. i.) To move
quickly,
appearing
and
disappearing
rapidly;
to be
visible
only for an
instant
at a time; to move
interruptedly;
to
twinkle..
Blinkard
::
Blinkard
(n.) That which
twinkles
or
glances,
as a dim star, which
appears
and
disappears..
Understand
::
Understand
(v. t.) To have just and
adequate
ideas of; to
apprehended
the
meaning
or
intention
of; to have
knowledge
of; to
comprehend;
to know; as, to
understand
a
problem
in
Euclid;
to
understand
a
proposition
or a
declaration;
the court
understands
the
advocate
or his
argument;
to
understand
the
sacred
oracles;
to
understand
a nod or a
wink..
Wink
::
Wink (v. i.) To avoid
taking
notice,
as if by
shutting
the eyes; to
connive
at
anything;
to be
tolerant;
--
generally
with at..
Nictitate
::
Nictitate
(v. i.) To wink; to
nictate.
Wink
::
Wink (v. i.) To give a hint by a
motion
of the
eyelids,
often those of one eye
only..
Winker
::
Winker
(n.) A
horse's
blinder;
a
blinker.
Connive
::
Connive
(v. i.) To close the eyes upon a
fault;
to wink (at); to fail or
forbear
by
intention
to
discover
an act; to
permit
a
proceeding,
as if not aware of it; --
usually
followed
by at..
Twinkle
::
Twinkle
(v. i.) To open and shut the eye
rapidly;
to
blink;
to wink.
Wimple
::
Wimple
(v. t.) To
clothe
with a
wimple;
to
cover,
as with a veil;
hence,
to
hoodwink..
Hoodwink
::
Hoodwink
(v. t.) To
cover;
to hide.
Wink
::
Wink (v. i.) To be dim and
flicker;
as, the light
winks..
Nictation
::
Nictation
(n.) the act of
winking;
nictitation.
Swinney
::
Swinker
(n.) A
laborer.
Pink
::
Pink (a.)
Half-shut;
winking.
Twinkled
::
Twinkled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Twinkl.
Swink
::
Swink (v. i.) To
labor;
to toil; to
salve.
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