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link
verb
-
link
,
linking
,
links
,
linked
to
join
two
or
more
things
or
people
so
that
they
are
together
or
related
•
The
new
highway
links
the
city
to
the
airport
.
The
new
highway
links
the
city
to
the
airport
.
•
A
footbridge
links
the
two
sides
of
the
river
.
A
footbridge
links
the
two
sides
of
the
river
.
verb
-
link
,
linking
,
links
,
linked
to
create
a
hyperlink
between
one
web
page
or
file
and
another
•
Please
link
the
photo
credit
to
the
original
website
.
Please
link
the
photo
credit
to
the
original
website
.
•
I
linked
my
portfolio
to
my
résumé
.
I
linked
my
portfolio
to
my
résumé
.
blink
verb
-
blink
,
blinking
,
blinks
,
blinked
to
quickly
close
and
open
your
eyes
,
usually
once
or
repeatedly
•
The
bright
camera
flash
made
her
blink
several
times
.
The
bright
camera
flash
made
her
blink
several
times
.
•
Try
not
to
blink
while
I
put
these
eye
drops
in
.
Try
not
to
blink
while
I
put
these
eye
drops
in
.
Old
English
“
blencan
”
meaning
‘
to
dazzle
or
deceive
’,
later
specialized
to
the
movement
of
the
eyelids
.
verb
-
blink
,
blinking
,
blinks
,
blinked
(
of
a
light
)
to
turn
on
and
off
quickly
;
to
flash
•
The
red
warning
light
on
the
dashboard
began
to
blink
urgently
.
The
red
warning
light
on
the
dashboard
began
to
blink
urgently
.
•
Colorful
Christmas
lights
blinked
in
rhythm
to
the
holiday
music
.
Colorful
Christmas
lights
blinked
in
rhythm
to
the
holiday
music
.
Extension
of
the
eye
movement
sense
to
describe
intermittent
light
from
the
late
19th
century
.
clink
verb
to
make
,
or
cause
something
to
make
,
a
short
ringing
sound
like
metal
or
glass
lightly
striking
•
The
keys
in
his
pocket
clinked
together
as
he
walked
.
The
keys
in
his
pocket
clinked
together
as
he
walked
.
•
She
clinked
her
mug
against
her
friend's
to
celebrate
the
good
news
.
She
clinked
her
mug
against
her
friend's
to
celebrate
the
good
news
.
Echoic
;
from
the
sharp
ringing
noise
produced
when
metal
objects
touch
.
verb
informal
to
put
someone
in
jail
•
The
police
clinked
him
for
drunk
driving
.
The
police
clinked
him
for
drunk
driving
.
•
They
threatened
to
clink
anyone
caught
vandalizing
the
monument
.
They
threatened
to
clink
anyone
caught
vandalizing
the
monument
.
Derived
from
the
noun
sense
referring
to
jail
;
popularized
in
19th-century
American
slang
.