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winking /wink·ing/ (wingk´ing) quick opening and closing of the eyelids.
jaw winking  Gunn's syndrome.

winking [wingk´ing]
quick opening and closing of the eyelids.
jaw winking involuntary closing of the eyelids associated with jaw movements.

winking
quick opening and closing of the eyelids. Called also eyelid snapping; usually done with much force.

jaw winking
involuntary closing of the eyelids associated with jaw movements.
winking mares
big feature during the daily search for mares in heat in the breeding season; see vulvar winking (below).
vulvar winking
uncontrolled movement of the vulva in a mare on heat. Usually accompanied by protrusion of the clitoris.


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