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ˈsun-blink Sc.
[blink n.2]
A gleam of sunshine. Also attrib.
1635Rutherford Lett. 22 Apr. (1675) iii. 174 There shall be a fair Sun-blink on Christ's old Spouse, and a clear Skie. 1728P. Walker Life of Peden in Biog. Presbyt. (1827) I. 136 In our Sun-blink Days of the Gospel. 1728Ramsay Robt., Richy, & Sandy 36 Like sun-blinks on a cloudy winter's day. 1818Scott Hrt. Midl. xiv, The midges that the sun-blink brings out, and the evening wind sweeps away! 1832–53J. Murray in Whistle-binkie Ser. iii. 44 Now, simmer, ye maun use us weel, Wi' shower and sun⁓blink at its heel. 1880A. B. Todd Circling Year, Oct. xiii, The mild sunblinks smile down on the scene. |