Use "winked" in a sentence
1. He winked broadly at Lucinda.
2. He winked at her knowingly.
3. Lights around the saucer's rim winked cheerfully.
4. She totally winked at me!
5. He winked an eye at his companion.
6. 3 He winked at her roguishly.
7. His wife has winked at his infidelity for years.
8. She winked a warning to the talkative boy.
9. "Cheers," he said and winked daringly at her.
10. Uncle John winked at me across the table.
11. 5 Uncle John winked at me across the table.
12. 15 She winked and crooked a finger at him.
13. She winked at me as he turned his back.
14. She smiled and winked as I bit into the moist chocolate frosting.
15. The large diamond on her ring finger winked in the moonlight.
16. Cassidy winked with his one eye and burst into laughter.
17. I winked at my self, jiggled my head about, grinned.
18. Hall winked and took a healthy swig from his canteen cup.
19. 26 He winked and saw the blood rise in her freckled cheeks.
20. Here Susskind Eikhl winked at Bella and took a drag on his cigarette.
21. One woman juror winked at Liberace as she returned for the verdict.
22. 🔊 As the robber winked Archly at his partner, he raised his weapon at the cashier
23. He winked at me to show that he was playing a joke on the others.
24. Victor winked at her, and his smile was so wickedly suggestive that Francesca blushed.
25. 26 Victor winked at her, and his smile was so wickedly suggestive that Francesca blushed.
26. He winked at me before he jumped out a fourth-floor window like he had wings.
27. We walked along the shore as the sun's last rays winked over the darkening sea, then headed for home.
28. He had a guitar.He winked at me before he jumped out a fourth- floor window like he had wings
29. The camera shutter winked and the photographer looked up from it, up and away, across the harbor; triumphant.
30. Synonyms for Connived at include winked at, disregarded, ignored, overlooked, condoned, tolerated, looked the other way, pretended not to notice, turned a blind …
31. The Crinkled sky slyly winked at crumpled fields, dreaming of fragrant lilacs and sturdy daffodils, that would fill the air furrowed with the perfume of cedar and lavender