Difference between revisions of "Catch a winkle of sleep"
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| − | A wink of sleep: a measurement of sleep, ie. "i didn't get a wink of sleep". | + | *'''A wink of sleep:''' a measurement of sleep, ie. "i didn't get a wink of sleep". |
| + | *'''Winkel:''' River in the Netherlands | ||
| + | *'''Winkle:''' the usual name in Britain for the common periwinkle, a mollusc often eaten in England. (Cockles are referred to on this page - cockles and winkles). | ||
| − | + | *One can "catch" a wink of sleep and one can also "catch" food from the sea / river. | |
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| − | One can "catch" a wink of sleep and one can also "catch" food from the sea / river. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:50, 22 July 2016
- A wink of sleep: a measurement of sleep, ie. "i didn't get a wink of sleep".
- Winkel: River in the Netherlands
- Winkle: the usual name in Britain for the common periwinkle, a mollusc often eaten in England. (Cockles are referred to on this page - cockles and winkles).
- One can "catch" a wink of sleep and one can also "catch" food from the sea / river.
