wink wink

When 2 or more people make love. (Fuck)

I can't believe me and Ashley wink winked last night.

by blackfire319 May 27, 2018

wink

a game played by UUs that was made up by Quakers. This game consists of wrestling, tackling, kicking, cuddling, screaming and climbing over people on a mountain of pillows and sleeping bags. the game ends with a kiss. The game can become very violent, so its required to take out all jewelry and to know when to scream for help. This is the best game in the world

"who wants to play wink?"
"YAY!"
"everybody get their sleeping bags and take off all your jewelry."

by ilovewink1234 February 22, 2009

winks

getting sum sleep, normally very little

im going bak 2 my place 2 get sum winks

by *BrAdY* July 18, 2003

:wink:

Used at the end of a sentence to show you are only joking.

Person 1: "Hey hows your sister?"
Person 2: "err.. fine why?"
Person 1: "cos I gave it to her good last night"
Person 2: "Dude that's wrong, shes only 14"
Person 1: "Just how I like them"... :wink:
Person 2: "Ah :wink:, you had me there... bastard."

by Eighthours2 November 3, 2005

wink

When a mare is in heat, the horse will contract her vaginal muscles resulting in her pussy opening and closing, hence winking. She will also expose her clitoris like this.

That barn mare was winking all day, you could see her pussy lips contracting each time. She needs a horse cock.

by hmmmmm...? January 1, 2014

Wink

A white person who wants to be Chinese. Basically anyone who Asian baits, lies about a Chinese ethnicity/heritage, etc. A play on the word ‘chink’ (a slur used against Chinese people)

Kelsey is a damn Wink if she thinks watching Chinese anime and saying “Ni hao” to everyone at the local Chinese restaurant makes her more “culturally aware”

by sexy italian man December 17, 2022

WINKS

Women with Income and No Kids, Used to define a segment of Gen Y

For example of a member of WINKS would be a single women born in 1979 who has a professional job and is making finacial decisions without the assistance of a spouse or partner

by Stephanie Siejka December 16, 2008