intransitive. To close and open the eye or eyes quickly (voluntarily or involuntarily); to make a signal by this means; to wink, blink; also said…

intransitive. To wink; to give a wink. Obsolete.

To open and shut one's eyes momentarily and involuntarily; to blink, nictitate.

intransitive. To wink, to blink. Obsolete.

intransitive. To blink the eyes. Also, ‘to move tremulously’ (Halliwell 1847, as a Somerset word).

intransitive. Perhaps: to blink.

intransitive. Used in sense ‘to wink’. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To shut one's eyes, to wink. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To wink (literal but with allusion to sense 1). Obsolete.

intransitive. To wink or blink; (also) to act as a nictitating membrane. Occasionally in extended use.

transitive (originally dialect and in U.S.) to bat the eyes: to move the eyelids quickly, to wink. Also frequently in colloquial phrase (normally in…

To twinkle with the eye or eyelids. In various shades of meaning which run into one another: in the… To shut the eyelids momentarily and…