twink

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  1. To wink. [Obsolete or prov. Eng.] Twynkyn, with the eye. … Conquinisco. Prompt. Parv., p. 505. Some turne the whites up, some looke to the foote, Some winke, some twinke, some blinke, some stare as fast Lane, Tom Tel-Troths Message (1600). (Nares.)
  2. A wink; a twinkling. But in a twinck methought 'A chang'd at once his habit and his steed. Peele, Honour of the Garter.
  3. To pour out in bird-notes; twitter; chirp. As a swallow in the air doth sing With no continued tune, but, pausing still, Twinks out her scatter'd voice in accents shrill. Chapman, Odyssey, xxi. 548.
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  • I guess that Obama, having locked down the cross-dressing, transgendered, ex-twink, heroin addicted British demographic won't feel compelled to campaign a lot in the state of Nutsafornia. —  AMERICAN DIGEST
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  1. from Middle English twinken, twynken, from Anglo-Saxon *twincan (= Middle High German zwinken, zwingen), wink. Hence twinkle.
  2. from twink, v.
  3. Imitative; cf. tink and twank.
  4. Cf. twink, v., also pink, spink, finch, etc.
 

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