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The answer BLINKS has 8 possible clue(s) in existing crosswords.
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Definitions of blinks in various dictionaries:
noun - small Indian lettuce of northern regions
noun - a reflex that closes and opens the eyes rapidly
verb - briefly shut the eyes
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| Lighthouse signals |
| Doesn't keep staring |
| Eyelash flutters |
| Flickers |
| Betrays surprise, perhaps |
| Loses a stare-down |
| Plant; flashes on and off |
| Momentarily closes the eyes |
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| The title of one of Dan's books on broadcast journalism states that "The Camera Never" does this |
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| Plural form of blink. |
| a small fleshy plant with tiny white flowers, which grows in damp and wet habitats in temperate regions. The leaves are sometimes eaten in salads. |
| small Indian lettuce of northern regions |
| A small fleshy plant with tiny white flowers, which grows in damp and wet habitats in temperate regions. The leaves are sometimes eaten in salads. |
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Montia fontana, commonly known as blinks or water blinks, water chickweed or annual water miner's lettuce, is a herbaceous annual plant of the genus Montia. It is a common plant that can be found in wet environments around the globe, from the tropics to the Arctic. It is quite variable in morphology, taking a variety of forms. It is sometimes aquatic. * Montia fontana is divided into four subspecies, subsp. fontana, subsp. amporitana, subsp. chondrosperma and subsp. variabilis |