Winkle

The auditor was a skilled winkle, able to find even the smallest discrepancies in financial records.

The lawyer was a winkle, able to find loopholes in contracts that others might miss.

The scientist was a winkle, able to find patterns in data that others couldn't see.

The auditor was a winkle who could spot even the smallest discrepancies in the company's accounts.

The archaeologist was a winkle, able to spot even the tiniest artifacts in the dirt.

The hacker was a winkle who could find vulnerabilities in computer systems that others had missed.

The tech expert was a winkle when it came to fixing computers, able to spot and fix even the smallest glitches.

The detective was a winkle in her investigation, uncovering evidence that led to the culprit.

He used a hook to winkle the fish from the crevice.

The winkle crawled slowly across the ocean floor.

The winkle shells on the shore glistened in the sun.

The winkle in the road caused the car to swerve.

The detective was able to winkle the truth out of the suspect after hours of questioning.

The doctor wants to winkle out the underlying cause of the patient's symptoms.

The teacher needs to winkle out the student who is cheating.

The new coach plans to winkle out the weaker players from the team.

The new policy was designed to winkle out any corrupt officials from the government.

The audit team will winkle out any discrepancies in the financial records.

The union threatened to strike if the company attempted to winkle any workers from their jobs without just cause.

The investigative journalist aims to winkle out the truth behind the scandal.

The hostile takeover allowed the new owners to winkle the previous management out of the company.

The detectives tried to winkle out the identity of the anonymous tipster.

The journalist had a reputation for being a winkle who could always uncover the truth, no matter how well-hidden.

My neighbor is a real winkle when it comes to finding the best deals on groceries.

The salesperson was a winkle who could identify the customer's needs and preferences with ease.

The journalist was known as a winkle, often uncovering hidden details in stories.

The detective was a skilled winkle who could extract information from even the most reluctant witnesses.

The archaeologist was a winkle who could uncover artifacts that others had overlooked.

The researcher was a winkle who could find obscure sources of information for her thesis.

The librarian was a winkle who knew exactly where to find any book in the library.

I tried winkle for the first time at the seafood restaurant.

He tried to winkle the lock open with a hairpin.

She smoothed the winkle in the tablecloth before setting the table.

The winkle in his forehead deepened as he frowned.

The map showed the winkle of the river as it snaked through the valley.

The winkle in the rug made it difficult to vacuum the dust and dirt.

The artist's sketch had a delicate winkle in the petals of the flower.

The winkle in the fabric made it look like it had been folded for a long time.

The dress had a winkle at the waist, adding a flattering shape.

The winkle in the paper made it hard to read the words.

The winkle in the road made it difficult to drive safely.

The winkle had a tough exterior but a delicious flavor.

The restaurant served a delicious winkle soup as an appetizer.

The winkle is a popular delicacy in some regions of France.

The scientist used a winkle to study the small snail's anatomy.

He struggled to remove the tiny snail from its shell until he finally got a winkle.

The little girl was fascinated by the tiny creatures inside the winkle shells.

The marine biologist used a winkle to collect samples for her research.

The collector added a new winkle to his collection of shellfish removal tools.

The chef used a winkle to extract the meat from the small shellfish.