bins

/ bɪnz /

plural noun

1. dialect.
   a pair of glasses

Example Sentences

Eventually Jason shows off bins of dozens upon dozens of mice and rats.

From The Daily Beast

On Monday, it was the news that employees had set up bins to collect food for needy employees at a store in Ohio.

From The Daily Beast

A sign above the bins reads: “Please donate food items here, so Associates in Need can enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner.”

From The Daily Beast

There are even a few bins outside, where fruit would normally go.

From The Daily Beast

Nafis is said to have loaded the emptied fertilizer bags along with the bins into a van.

From The Daily Beast

These big dredges were built with great bins in their holds and equipped with powerful 20-inch centrifugal pumps.

From Project Gutenberg

Reading the figures from his list he selected various components from bins and quickly assembled a power holster and gun.

From Project Gutenberg

A portion of the cellar that has a dirt floor is a very good place to put the bins containing such vegetables.

From Project Gutenberg

The three Servants achieve dignified positions in front of the bins.

From Project Gutenberg

However, the Mayor was a bon-vivant, and I do not wish to have a better set of bins to pick from.

From Project Gutenberg