Winky

Also -ey. [f. WINK v.¹ + -Y³.] Only in slang phr. Like winky, ‘like winking.’

1830.  Lytton, P. Clifford, xxxi[ii]. The parson forks him out ten shiners, preaching all the while like winkey.

1838.  Mrs. Smythies, Fitzherbert, ix. 100. We’ll be back like winky.

1902.  H. Begbie, Sir J. Sparrow, iii. 33. She kicks like winky.