Blinky
- proper noun
- As the game progresses, Blinky speeds up, making it even more challenging for the player to escape.
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Examples
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In the classic Pac-Man game, the character Blinky is known for his relentless chase of the player.
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When playing Pac-Man, players often fear being caught by Blinky, the red ghost.
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I mean, uh, Blinky loves you.
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Come on, Blinky, just get him out.
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We better go see Dr. Blinky.
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I told you we should've gone with Blinky.
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I knew you'd make it, Blinky!
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I've got a bad feeling, Blinky.
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Hey Blinky.
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Say hello to Blinky.
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Etymology
The name Blinky comes from the word blink, which means 'to close and open your eyes quickly', plus the friendly ending -y. That's why the name suits the red ghost: his bright red eyes and fast, direct chase make him feel like he keeps 'blinking' at you.