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But others, according to the Statesman, were arrested for offenses such as failure to use a blinker while changing lanes or for having an obscured license plate.
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The dual-element LCD instrument panel monitors gas levels, trip distance, and engine output; unlike nearly every motorcycle until the last year or so, automatically turns off blinkers.
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Today, many blinkers are computer-controlled and the clicking sound comes from the speakers.
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After hitting the bird, the driver of the van pulled over and turned on their emergency blinkers.
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It's got blinkers, brake lights, seat belts, insurance.
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Trainer Todd Pletcher, winning at better than 50 percent at this meet, adds blinkers for the colt's second start as a 3-year-old.
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Police officers initially became interested in the Chevy HHR vehicle after realizing that the three adult occupants matched the profile of robbery suspects, and the blinker was also out on the car.
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Doctor Detour tackles turn signals, indicators, flashers, blinkers, clickers, tickers, flickers, and hazard lights in his latest DashCam Derby video.
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First Known Use of blinker
1637
Definition of blinker
Recent Examples of blinker from the Web
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The answer is the same blinkered arrogance that sent Philip II’s huge but poorly led Spanish Armada into the British northern seas.
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In choosing to keep good movies out rather than letting more movies in, Cannes is blinkering itself to the modern age.
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Business school instruction is routinely blinkered in this way.
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This blinkered outlook, says McFaul, would also make any Putin-Trump summit extremely risky.
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In his eyes the humanities today are static and blinkered, hamstrung by their failure to acknowledge their evolutionary roots.
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Trump’s blinkered view could actually be good news for Democrats.
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But the true offense comes from the blinkered and completely tone deaf script by Justin Malen.
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But, the true offense comes from the blinkered and completely tone-deaf script by Justin Malen.
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First Known Use of blinker
1823
BLINKER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of blinker for English Language Learners
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blinkers : leather pieces that are placed on either side of a horse's head next to its eyes
BLINKER Defined for Kids
Definition of blinker for Students
: a light that blinks to indicate that a vehicle will be turning
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