wunk

The Fox he wunk a knowing wink, peculiarly a seer's,

THE NEW EXHIBITS 2001

The fox he wunk a knowing wink, peculiarly a seer's,

1917 STRIKE 2000

Brer Rabbit wunk one eye an 'smole a smile, kaze he done hear a heap er talk like dat.

Types of Children's Literature Walter Barnes

I sat alone and groused and thunk, and scratched my head and sighed and wunk, and groaned, ` ` There still are boobs, alack, who'd like the old-time gin-mill back; that den that makes a sage a loon, the vile and smelly old saloon! ''

Babbitt 1922

I sat alone and groused and thunk, and scratched my head and sighed and wunk, and groaned, “There still are boobs, alack, who’d like the old-time gin-mill back; that den that makes a sage a loon, the vile and smelly old saloon!

Chapter 8 1922

The Fox he wunk a knowing wink, peculiarly a seer's,

The New Exhibits 1917

So every day the little trail had some new surprise for you, -- owl, or hare, or prickly porcupine rattling his quills, like a quiver of arrows, and proclaiming his Indian name, _Unk-wunk!

Wood Folk at School William Joseph Long 1909

And his eye, meeting hers, began winking and wunk;

The Book of Humorous Verse Various 1902

It was like hoping to watch the ways of the "wunk."

Roof and Meadow Dallas Lore Sharp 1899

People who sampled his liquor wunk an incredulous wink,

Collections and Recollections George William Erskine Russell 1886