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There is a difference, a blink is to close and immediately reopen the eyes, usually involuntarily, as when the eyes are affected by strong light. A wink is given, usually with one eye, with the eye closed a little longer that a blink, giving a hint or a signal which may have some sly meaning. Often the head is inclined at the same time at add greater effect.
^^That's true. Blinking is usually with both eyes, and usually in comes naturally. (We have to blink at some point, and it's usually an subconscious act). A wink is only with one eye and is usually meant to signalize something.
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Can two people in the same room blink at the same time?
It is possible for two people in the same room to blink at the same time since blinking is a natural reflex that is influenced by factors such as lighting, air quality, and fatigue. However, it is not guaranteed that they will blink simultaneously due to individual differences in blinking frequency.
What is the difference between blink and wink?
Blinking involves closing both eyes quickly and then opening them again. Winking involves quickly closing one eye while leaving the other open. Blinking is a natural and reflexive action, while winking is usually done as a deliberate gesture or signal.
What has lots of friction?
two (wink wink) blubbery surfaces rubbing against each other if you know what I mean
When the focal point of a converging lens object blink?
When an object is placed beyond the focal point of a converging lens, a real and inverted image is formed on the opposite side of the lens. If the object blinks, the image will momentarily disappear and reappear, but the characteristics of the image formation will remain the same.
Why is it that when you look at a light then blink you see the light when you close your eyes?
This phenomenon is due to the image remaining on your retina for a brief moment after you blink. Your eyelids temporarily block the light, causing the afterimage to be more noticeable when you close your eyes.
If you only had one eye would you blink or wink?
Yes. both at the same time ;) *) -A
Can toads wink?
yes toads can blink how do you think they sleep
What does a cat eye wink mean?
it does not mean anything but they do it so that they can blink but still be able to see at the same time
What is a synonym for blink?
flutter, wink, bat, flash, flicker, shimmer, glimmer, twinkle
What is the meaning off idiom in a wink of an eye?
Something that can happen really fast or in the "blink of an eye"
What rhymes with ink?
BLINK, DRINK, SLING, LINK, SINK, SHRINK, WINK, HOPE THIS WORKS 4 U GUYS ;)stink, pink, rink, think, blink, kink, brink, rink, sink, link, wink, shrink, zinc,...pink, link sink
What rhymes with hink?
mink link pink sink rink stink blink drink tink wink
Do cats and dogs blink with one eye?
Cats and dogs blink with both eyes, though sometimes if they wanted to for any reason they can blink with one eye only and leave the other eye open, which is called a wink.
Where does Lil' Mama get her cloths from?
Do you mean clothes, if yes blink twice . If tablecloths wink. otherwise improve question
Can you teach me how to wink?
Close one eye and try to blink with the other eye with a smile, ha! I tricked u to wink by yo self in hard fancy words 2012 such a differecnce from1964
Do birds wink I swear my bird winked at me today, is this some bad sign or something?
bird cant wink and it didnt they can sleep whith eyes close but they cant blink so yea
What are the lengths of time for a wink a blink and a twinkle with respect to eye movement?
what are you talking about! never heard of somert so stupid! This is not an answer - let me clarify the question: : No, it is not something stupid. Perhaps I just didn't make my question clear enough. These are defineable measurements in time. : Blink - How long does it take for you to blink your eye? : Wink - How long does it take to wink your eye? : Twinkle (also referred to as a twink) - What is the length of time for the human eye to observe a reflection of light in someone's eye (an actual recordable event, the reflected light seen in someone's eye.)
