Object

• eye: Oh, yes, it's all very well to wink one eye at me; I'd make you wink both.

• light: Against a waterlogged, leaden gray sky, the zinc gray airship drifted slowly winking a tiny orange light.

Converse of object

• nudge: Hope to see you at Chunkie's party, will you be wearing " it " again, nudge nudge wink wink?

• sleep: He had not slept a wink all night, trying to figure out his best move.

• nominate: It seems that perhaps a player who has just sent himself off shouldn't be allowed to play a nominated wink.

• catch: Then right to that air-conditioned theater to catch a few winks, " Sam joked, getting a shrug in return.

• tip: How often he tips a wink at the male heterosexual reader!

• know: He kind of gave them to me with a knowing wink.

Preposition: at

• audience: He gave a subtle, low key performance and did not wink at the audience.

• camera: The waters wink back at the cameras, recording their own ephemeral impressions at the edge of a historic city.

Adjective modifier

• sly: But sly winks are all they are- they never overwhelm the film and are never played with anything other than a straight face.

• cheeky: The only way to order one a Screaming Orgasm is with a smile and a cheeky wink!

• little: Or are you more in the mood for a little wink of an eye, flick of the hair, flirty fun?

Modifying Another Word

• again: I patted her on the head and winked again.

• back: The faces on the soles just winked back at her.

• then: He then winked at his bench after Rooney was shown the red card.

• just: He wants more drums right after all you gotta do is just wink your eye!

Noun used with modifier

• forty: At the back of the class Jennifer was given a right ticking off for having forty winks.

Preposition: of

• sleep: Why, I haven't had a wink of sleep these three weeks!

• eye: Or are you more in the mood for a little wink of an eye, flick of the hair, flirty fun?