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wink

[wingk] / wɪŋk /




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When asked by investigators if he thought it was appropriate to send a wink to a student, Mr Bennington said "no", according to the report.

From BBC

A dish that felt like a wink—nostalgic yet completely new.

From Salon

At the anniversary special, he told the audience with a wink that his mother had always insisted the character was “an exaggeration.”

From Los Angeles Times

The glint of his gold-plated sneakers winks in my periphery.

From Literature

The korablik caught the light, winking with each change of the breeze.

From Literature