blinky

[bling-kee]

adjective, blink·i·er, blink·i·est. Midland U.S.

Origin of blinky

blink (in the sense “to turn sour”; compare British dialect blink to bewitch, turn (milk, beer) sour by witchcraft) + -y¹

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Blinky Palermo, arguably the last great abstract painter, moved in the opposite direction.
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Blinky was unquestionably in no sort of a humour at all beyond an evil one.
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I guess Blinky Lockwood'll get after him when he finds it out.
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"Blinky Lockwood," she replied over her shoulder, as she went into the house.
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"I'm real glad you think so," said Blinky, intensely gratified.
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Blinky snorted and stamped over to the window, stooping to peer at the machine.
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