winkles's Usage Examples:

Limpets (Patella vulgata) and rough periwinkles are snails that graze on the algae and lichens.

A cozy log cabin twinkles with light on the banks of a placid loch.

twinkles with light on the banks of a placid loch.

Their instrumental sound twinkles with light casting the shadows in which Maclure's gasps, exhalations and vocal melismas can be found.

This means that the candle light twinkles gently and moves slightly in a breeze.

So huge fields of Madagascan periwinkles are grown, mainly in China and India, especially to extract the drugs.

Lifting a rock can reveal that its complete underside is covered by edible periwinkles.

For additional protection, apply the powder with an extra lip brush to ensure that it holds into the little winkles around the lips.

Smoking leads to premature winkles, yellow fingernails, bad breath, and brittle hair.

The annual value of the shell-fish (lobsters, crabs, oysters, mussels, clams, periwinkles, cockles, shrimps) is about £73,000.

small rough winkles and the occasional hardy barnacles gain enough shelter here to survive.

Small rough winkles and the occasional hardy barnacles gain enough shelter here to survive.

Every cranny was filled with rare and delicate Ferns and all shade-loving Alpine plants, while double white and blue periwinkles streamed down everywhere.

Synonyms:

periwinkle, seafood,

Antonyms:

hide, disappear, dullness,