blinker

[ bling-ker ]

as insignal
as inspectacles
as inblind
as inturn signal
as inglasses

Synonyms for blinker

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Antonyms for blinker

Word Origin & History

1630s, "one who blinks," agent noun from blink (v.). As a type of horse eye screen to keep the animal looking straight ahead, from 1789. Slang meaning "the eye" is from 1816. Meaning "intermittent flashing light" is from 1923.

Example Sentences forblinker

Blinker got a pager and looked up the movements of Sunday steamboats.

"Don't say that again," said Blinker in a tone that made her look at him in frank surprise.

Blinker held Florence tightly until the boat had righted itself.

She made Blinker sit down and sat by his side and put her hand in his.

Blinker took pains to provide against the rejection of his application.

"And I am laying brick on a tall factory chimney," said Blinker.

But Blinker always remembered that he was a gentleman—a thing that no gentleman should do.

In the evening Blinker went to one of his clubs, intending to dine.

Twice shall the barber tweak the helpless nose of a Blinker.

I got up to get a drink of water and slipped and roused up Blinker.

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