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Bebop Posted 11 years ago
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Heard this from a movie: She's only bad with me. *wink* Is this OK and what's it mean?

Heard this from a movie:

She's only bad with me. wink

Is this OK and what's it mean?
  

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” The “wink” is usually performed visually; but is sometimes actually spoken as a word. A wink is an expression that indicates the receiver is to interpret what was just said as either fictional or humorous. ”

  • ” The “wink” is usually performed visually; but is sometimes actually spoken as a word.
  • A wink is an expression that indicates the receiver is to interpret what was just said as either fictional or humorous.
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Meaning: “She’s usually a good girl, but can be naughty when she’s with me.” The “wink” is usually performed visually; but is sometimes actually spoken as a word. A wink is an expression that indicates the receiver is to interpret what was just said as either fictional or humorous. An equivalent to ‘wink’ might be “you know what I mean!!”

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