CRIN

Meaning of CRIN in English

ˈkrin noun

( -s )

Etymology: by shortening

: crinoline 1

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CRIN — n horsehair; crin vegetal vegetable horsehair -crin- [occurring in compounds]
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CRIN VEGETAL — ˌkraⁿˌvāzhāˈtȧl noun ( plural crins vegetal or crin vegetals “) Etymology: French crin végétal, literally, vegetable hair : the fiber …
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CRINITE — I. ˈkrīˌnīt, -riˌ- adjective Etymology: Latin crinitus, past participle of crinire to provide with hair, from crinis hair : covered …
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CRINS — plural of crin
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CRINOSITY — krīˈnäsəd.ē, krə̇ˈ- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin crin is hair + English -osity : hairiness
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CRINIÈRE — krēnˈya(a)(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, from crin hair, horsehair, mane — more at crined : …
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CRINET — ˈkrinə̇t noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French crinete, crignete mane, from Old French crignete, diminutive of crin hair, horsehair, …
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CRINED — ˈkrīnd adjective Etymology: Middle French crin hair (from Latin crinis ) + English -ed — more at crinal : emblazoned …
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CRINE — ˈkrīn verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Scottish Gaelic crīon to wither; akin to Old Irish crīn withered, Latin caries decay …
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CRINOSE — — crinosity /kruy nos"i tee, kri-/ , n. /kruy"nohs, krin"ohs/ , adj. hairy. [ crin ( is ) hair + …
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CRINITE — crinite 1 /kruy"nuyt/ , adj. 1. hairy. 2. Bot. , Entomol. having long hairs, or tufts of long, fine or …
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CRINOLINE — [crin.o.line] n [F, fr. It crinolino, fr. crino horsehair (fr. L crinis hair) + lino flax, linen, fr. L linum--more …
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CRINKLE — [crin.kle] vb crin.kled ; crin.kling [ME crynkelen; akin to OE cringan to yield] vi (14c) 1 a: to form many …
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CRINGLE — [crin.gle] n [LG kringel, dim. of kring ring] (1627): a loop or grommet at the corner of a sail to …
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CRINOLINE — originally, a petticoat made of horsehair fabric, of the late 1840s, taking its name from the French word crin (horsehair). …
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REVERDY, PIERRE — born Sept. 13, 1889, Narbonne, Fr. died June 17, 1960, Solesmes French poet and moralist who first reflected Cubist and …
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CRINOLINE — crin ‧ o ‧ line /ˈkrɪnələn, ˈkrɪnəlɪn/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Language: French ; Origin: Italian …
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CRINKLY — crin ‧ kly /ˈkrɪŋkli/ BrE AmE adjective 1 . having a lot of small lines or folds: She looked fondly …
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CRINKLE UP — crin ‧ kle 1 /ˈkrɪŋk ə l/ BrE AmE ( also crinkle up ) verb [intransitive and transitive] [ Date: …
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CRINKLE — I. crin ‧ kle 1 /ˈkrɪŋk ə l/ BrE AmE ( also crinkle up ) verb [intransitive and transitive] [ …
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