Noun:

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winking's Usage Examples:

Jarrow said adults are "too jaded", and would not be able to portray the "unwinking satire" of the piece.

"Can"t you tell?" said the cat, winking and sniggering in a most irritating way.

The murderer has the ability to kill other players by making eye contact and winking at them.

Variety's Robert Koehler stated that Red Eye relies on hoodwinking an audience with its tension, so that the sheer illogic of the conspiracy plot can slip by without detection but complimented McAdams for finding new and interesting ways of silently projecting fear.

read: Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody a Creationist in such a way that someone won"t mistake.

he calls it a "shrewdly cast" film "winking at the vanity of wealthy voluptuaries and hustlers playing games of tainted love.

it—light on his feet working the crowd or at center stage without his pants, winkingly self-deprecating, moving-right-along when his prepared material didn"t.

even winking at all, in which case the sender is not communicating the "trickiness" of their words to a third party, but to the receiver, and is thus signalling.

attention is here called away for a moment, and swindler number one, quietly winking at the stranger, abstracts the paper from the chamber, screws the lid on.

Her winking performance was a parody of her vampish roles in earlier films such as The Blue Angel (1930) and Blonde Venus (1932).

""Hopalu Arana" hoodwinking a generation".

pink-yellow pupils, and they were set wide apart on his head, and they were unwinking and staring, like a fish"s eyes.

soft-rock charm on his solo debut" and that the album allows "Horan to winkingly flaunt his fully grown status" while calling "Slow Hands" "not so secretly.

Synonyms:

shut, blinking, closed,

Antonyms:

unsealed, mitigated, voluntary, open,