eye·blink (  bl nk )n. An extremely short period of time; an instant. |
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| An eyeblink // as her car emerges / in noonday sun. But 230 years ago (an eyeblink in world history) some free-thinking fellows risked it all and barely beat the Redcoats so we could enjoy the finer and gnarlier things in life. Contrasts in infant classical eyeblink conditioning as a function of premature birth. |
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