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lakin

[ley-kin]

noun

  1. Obsolete.,  ladykin.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of lakin1

1490–1500; earlier laken for *ladyken little lady. See lady, -kin
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Example Sentences

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"Our motto is 'the promise for all - everyone should go to the ball'," Mrs Lakin told the BBC.

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With the help of volunteers, Mrs Lakin has organised pop-up prom shops at about 80 schools.

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With the costs of school proms soaring, Stefanie Lakin from Solihull has a mission for every child to dazzle at the end-of-year event.

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"Not everyone has the same financial situation and really what Madrina wants to do is make proms inclusive of everyone," Mrs Lakin said.

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Mrs Lakin hopes to continue to spread the word so she can help more students go to their proms.

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