LINS

Meaning of LINS in English

/leeonns/ , n.

a city in E Brazil. 56,601.

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LINS — present third singular of lin plural of lin
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LINS — city, west-central So Paulo estado (state), Brazil. It is located in the highlands at 1,299 feet (396 m) above sea …
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LINS, OSMAN — born July 5, 1924, Vitria de Santo Anto, Braz. died July 8, 1978, So Paulo novelist and short-story writer, one …
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LINS DO REGO CAVALCANTI, JOS — born June 3, 1901, Pilar, Paraba, Brazil died Sept. 13, 1957, Rio de Janeiro novelist of Brazil's Northeastern school of …
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DUSTBIN LINS — kids
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AIBLINS — adverb Etymology: able + -lings, -lins -lings Date: circa 1605 perhaps
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LIN — I. ˈlin intransitive verb ( linned ; linned ; linning ; lins ) Etymology: Middle English linnen, from Old English …
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WESTLINS — -nz adverb or west·lings -nz, -ŋz Etymology: west (III) + -lins (alteration of -lings ) or -lings Scotland : to …
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OUGHTLINS — ˈäḵtlə̇nz adverb Etymology: ought (V) + -lins, alteration of -lings Scotland : in the least degree
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LINCHPIN — noun also lynch·pin ˈlinchˌpin Etymology: Middle English lynspin, from lyns, lins linchpin (from Old English lynis ) + pin; akin …
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HINDERLANDS — noun plural or hin·der·lings or hin·der·lins ˈhindərlə̇nz, ˈhin(t)ə- Etymology: hinderlands alteration of hinderlins, hinderlings; hinderlins, hinderlings from hinder (III) + …
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AIBLINS — ˈāblə̇nz adverb Etymology: earlier ablins, from able + -lins (alteration of -lings ) chiefly Scotland : perhaps
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STOWNLINS — /stown"linz/ , adv. Scot. secretly; stealthily. [ 1780-90; stown (var. of stoln STOLEN) + -lins (see -LING 2 , -S …
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OUGHTLINS — /awkht"linz/ , adv. Scot. in the least; to the least degree. Also, aughtlins . [ OUGHT 3 + -lins (var. …
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AIBLINS — adverb Etymology: able + -lings, -lins -lings Date: circa 1605 chiefly Scottish : perhaps
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COLLINS — [col.lins] n [prob. fr. the name Collins] (ca. 1887): a tall iced drink of soda water, sugar, lemon or lime …
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CHITTERLINGS — [chit.ter.lings] or chit.lins n pl [ME chiterling] (13c): the intestines of hogs esp. when prepared as food
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AIBLINS — [ai.blins] adv [able + -lings, -lins -lings] (ca. 1605) chiefly Scot: perhaps
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TOM COLLINS — [Tom Col.lins] n [fr. the name Tom Collins] (ca. 1909): a collins with a base of gin
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NORTHEASTERN SCHOOL — Portuguese Colgio Nordestino, group of 20th-century Brazilian regional writers whose fiction dealt primarily with the culture and social problems of …
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FREYRE, GILBERTO DE MELLO — born March 15, 1900, Recife, Braz. died July 18, 1987, Recife Freyre also spelled Freire sociologist, considered the 20th-century pioneer …
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COLLINS
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
COLLINS, JACKIE
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BUTLINS — But ‧ lins /ˈbʌtlənz, ˈbʌtlɪnz/ BrE AmE trademark a group of ↑ holiday camp s in various seaside towns in …
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LINSEED — n. the seed of flax. Phrases and idioms: linseed cake pressed linseed used as cattle-food. linseed meal ground linseed. linseed …
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