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given rise to the
expression of
vocally saying "
wink wink"
while winking—or
sometimes while not even
winking at all, in
which case the
sender is not communicating...
- the
short movie The
Winking Circle Video Zine. In
early 2005, Coca-Cola
produced an adverti****t
clearly derivative of The
Winking Circle's work. They...
- Tiddlywinks.org.
Retrieved 26
January 2016. Cohen,
Philip M. (December 1977). "
Winking Words". Verbatim: 4. Partridge, Eric (1984). Beale, Paul (ed.). A dictionary...
- up
wink in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
wink is a
facial expression in
which one eye is
briefly closed.
Wink,
WINK or
Winks may also mean:
Wink Davenport...
- Look up
winker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Winker may
refer to: Blinders, also
known as
blinkers or winkers, a
piece of
horse tack that restrict...
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Harry Billy Winks (born 2
February 1996) is an
English professional footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for
Premier League club
Leicester City. A product...
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cranial nerve synkineses, both
acquired and congenital.
Marcus Gunn jaw-
winking is an
example of a
pathologic congenital synkinesis.
First described by...
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Wink murder is a
party game or
parlour game in
which a
secretly selected player is able to "kill"
others by
winking at them,
while the
surviving players...
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Winston Conrad "
Wink"
Martindale (born
December 4, 1933) is an
American disc jockey,
radio personality, game show host, and
television producer. He is...
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image of
Jesus Christ. The icon
consists of a
statue of Jesus,
smiling and
winking while pointing at
onlookers with one hand and
giving the thumbs-up sign...
