wink in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

WINK (verb): to close and open one eye quickly as a gesture of playfulness, secrecy, or to convey a hidden message.

She gave him a playful wink as they shared a secret joke.
The magician's wink signaled that the trick was about to be revealed.
With a quick wink, she reassured him that everything would be alright.
He couldn't help but wink at his friend from across the room during the speech.
As the sun set, the stars began to wink into existence one by one.
She gave him a playful wink as she walked by.
The magician's final trick ended with a wink to the audience.
He couldn't help but wink at his friend when the joke landed perfectly.
A subtle wink from her was enough to spark curiosity in the room.
As they shared a secret, she leaned in and gave him a quick wink.
The magician's wink hinted that his trick was all in good fun.
With a quick wink, she reassured her friend that everything would be fine.
He couldn't help but wink at the camera during the photo shoot.
As the meeting ended, she turned to him and winked conspiratorially.