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WINK

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Main Entry: wink
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: flutter, flick

Synonyms:

bat, blink, flash, gleam, glimmer, glitter, nictate, nictitate, sparkle, squinch, squint, twinkle
Main Entry: wink
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: moment

Synonyms:

flash*, instant, jiffy, minute, second, shake*, split second, twinkle, twinkling
Main Entry: alarm
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: warning, signaling device

Synonyms:

Mayday, SOS, alert, bell, blast, buzzer, call, caution, clock, cry, drum, flap, flash*, forewarning, gong, high sign, horn, nod, scramble*, scream, shout, sign, signal, siren, squeal, tip, tip off, tocsin, trumpet, warning, whistle, wink, yell
Main Entry: alert
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: warning

Synonyms:

Mayday, SOS, admonition, alarm, flap, high sign, sign, signal, siren, tip off, wink
Main Entry: gesture
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: motion as communication

Synonyms:

action, body language, bow, curtsy, expression, genuflection, gesticulation, high sign, indication, intimation, kinesics, mime, nod, pantomime, reminder, salute, shrug, sign, sign language, signal, token, wave, wink
Notes: gesticulate and gesture are based on Latin gerere 'bear, carry, perform' and gesticulation is more exaggerated than a gesture, often involving flailing; originally, a person's gesture was their 'bearing' or the way they 'carried' themselves

Antonyms:

speech
Main Entry: hint
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: indication; suggestion

Synonyms:

adumbration, advice, allusion, announcement, clue, communication, connotation, denotation, evidence, flea in ear, glimmering, help, idea, implication, impression, inference, information, inkling, innuendo, insinuation, intimation, iota, lead, mention, notice, notion, observation, omen, pointer, print, reference, reminder, scent, sign, signification, smattering, suspicion, symptom, taste, telltale, tinge, tip, tip-off, token, trace, warning, whiff, whisper, wink, word to wise, wrinkle
Main Entry: hint
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: suggest; indicate

Synonyms:

acquaint, adumbrate, advise, allude to, angle, apprise, bring up, broach, coax, connote, cue, drop, expose, fish*, foreshadow, give an inkling, impart, imply, infer, inform, insinuate, intimate, jog memory, leak*, let it be known, let out of bag, make*, mention, point, prefigure, press, prompt, put flea in ear, recall, refer to, remind, say in passing, shadow, signify, solicit, spring, tip off, tip one's hand, touch on, whisper, wink
Main Entry: ignore
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: disregard on purpose

Synonyms:

avoid, be oblivious to, blink, brush off, bury one's head in sand, cold-shoulder, discount, disdain, evade, fail, forget, let it go, look the other way, neglect, omit, overlook, overpass, pass over, pay no attention to, pay no mind, pooh-pooh, reject, scorn, shut eyes to, slight, take no notice, tune out, turn back on, turn blind eye, turn deaf ear, wink

Antonyms:

acknowledge, heed, look at, note, notice, pay attention, recognize, regard, take notice
Main Entry: indication
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: evidence, clue

Synonyms:

adumbration, attestation, augury, auspice, cue, earnest, explanation, expression, forewarning, gesture, hint, implication, index, indicia, inkling, intimation, manifestation, mark, nod, note, notion, omen, pledge, portent, preamble, prefiguration, prognostic, prolegomenon, proof, reminder, show, sign, signal, significant, signifier, suggestion, symptom, telltale, token, trace, vestige, warning, wind*, wink

Antonyms:

misinformation
Main Entry: instant
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: moment

Synonyms:

bat of the eye, breath, crack, flash, jiffy, juncture, minute, nothing flat, occasion, point, sec, second, shake*, short while, split second, tick, time, trice, twinkling, while, wink
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