Pronunciation: /wɪŋkərz/
noun a person or thing that winks, such as a device on a vehicle that indicates a change of direction
A1 She put on her winkers before riding the horse.
A2 The horse's winkers helped keep its focus on the race.
B1 The jockey adjusted the winkers on the horse to improve its performance.
B2 The trainer recommended using winkers to help the horse concentrate during the competition.
C1 The horse's winkers were customized to fit perfectly and enhance its racing abilities.
C2 The thoroughbred racehorse wore specially designed winkers to block out distractions and maintain peak performance.
verb not applicable
A1 The girl winkers at her friend during class.
A2 He winkers at the waitress to get her attention.
B1 The actor winkers at the camera in the movie scene.
B2 She winkers at him playfully across the room.
C1 The politician winkers at the crowd during his speech.
C2 The spy winkers at his contact to signal the meeting location.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore a pair of winkers sunglasses to protect her eyes from the sun.
A2 The mechanic recommended using winkers lights on the bicycle for better visibility at night.
B1 The singer had a unique style, often wearing winkers jewelry on stage.
B2 The artist's paintings were known for their winkers colors and bold brush strokes.
C1 The designer's latest collection featured winkers fabrics and intricate embroidery.
C2 The novel was praised for its winkers narrative style and complex character development.
adverb not applicable
A1 She winked at him winkers as she walked by.
A2 The cat winked at me winkers before darting off into the bushes.
B1 He winked winkers at his friend to signal that everything was okay.
B2 The actor winked winkers at the audience during his performance.
C1 She winked winkers slyly at the camera, knowing she had just pulled off a great prank.
C2 The politician winked winkers at his supporters, hinting at future plans.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My winkers are in my bag.
A2 I can't find my winkers, have you seen them?
B1 She always wears her winkers when riding her horse.
B2 The mechanic adjusted the winkers on the car to improve visibility.
C1 The designer created a new line of winkers for the fashion show.
C2 The winkers he wore to the party were the talk of the town.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cat winkers at the mouse.
A2 The teacher winkers to the students to be quiet.
B1 She winkers towards the direction of the hidden treasure.
B2 The detective winkers at his partner to signal that they should split up.
C1 The spy winkers discreetly to indicate that the target is in sight.
C2 The politician winkers slyly at the camera during the interview.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to wear my winkers when I go horseback riding.
A2 She put on her winkers and headed out for a run in the park.
B1 The mechanic adjusted the winkers on the car before the race.
B2 Wearing winkers while cycling can help protect your eyes from dust and debris.
C1 The fashion designer created a new line of winkers for the upcoming season.
C2 The pilot always wears winkers to shield his eyes from the sun while flying.
interjection not applicable
A1 Winkers! I can't believe you just did that.
A2 Winkers, that was a close call!
B1 Winkers, I almost forgot my keys.
B2 Winkers, I didn't see you there.
C1 Winkers, that was a clever move.
C2 Winkers, I can't believe how quickly you solved that problem.
article not applicable
A1 My horse wears winkers to help keep its focus during competitions.
A2 The new horse riding gear includes blinkers, reins, and winkers for better control.
B1 The equestrian shop offers a variety of winkers for different horse breeds.
B2 Professional riders know how to adjust the winkers to ensure the horse's comfort and performance.
C1 The use of winkers in horse training has been a topic of debate among experts in the field.
C2 The custom-made winkers for the champion racehorse were designed to enhance its performance on the track.
formal The horse was equipped with winkers to help keep its focus during the race.
informal The horse had these funny-looking winkers on its eyes, I wonder what they're for.
slang I can't believe he actually wore those winkers to the party, what a fashion disaster.
figurative She put on her emotional winkers and refused to see the truth of the situation.
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