blinky
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6.7
- adjective
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parpadeante
- Her eyelids were a little blinky, a little teary.
- blinky light
- blinky red
- blinky eyes
The Death Star is a giant ball of flashy blinky technology, right?
- The Death Star is a giant ball of flashy blinky technology, right?
- And what I love is that this part is matte but this is all shiny and blinky and this is like Mystery Eyeshadow by Mac but darker.
- The Death Star is a giant all of flashy blinky technology, right?
Examples
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All we need to do is look at the map with the blinky lights, and wait.
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The Death Star is a giant ball of flashy blinky technology, right?
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A blinky light!
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It is very blinky.
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And what I love is that this part is matte but this is all shiny and blinky and this is like Mystery Eyeshadow by Mac but darker.
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It was one of the mangy ones, yellow fur with bald patches, eyes all blinky and stuck together with goop.
Fiction book (1999) -
Is there some kind of nerdy supervillain website where you get Tesla coils and blinky dials?
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As I drove down the street, the blinky lights of the festive decorations caught my eye.
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The blinky red light on the dashboard indicates that the car needs maintenance.
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During the concert, the blinky stage lights created an exciting atmosphere for the audience.
Synonyms
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8.8
Light that flashes quickly in short bursts
Turning on and off quickly, like a weak light or screen
Having quick flashes of light that make moving things look jumpy
Light or image that changes quickly and is not steady
Giving light that goes on and off quickly, like a candle flame
Shining with a light that goes on and off
Shining with small bright flashes of light
Shines with small bright flashes of light
Antonyms
How Flashy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blinky comes from the simple verb blink, which means 'to close and open the eyes quickly', and the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'like'. So a blinky thing is one that keeps 'blinking' or flashing and often draws attention.