lin
noun
Lin
noun
linn
or lin
noun Chiefly Scot.
Origin of linn
lin.
Examples from the Web for lin
Contemporary Examples of lin
For a while Lin was one of my favorite young writers, almost (but not quite) in spite of his novels.
But Lin can also produce the feelings of existential wonder that all good novelists provoke.
Instead of debt forgiveness, Prof. Lin suggests making student loans like other types of loans: dischargeable in bankruptcy.
Lin acknowledged having seen many middle-aged female clients who come in yearning for a younger, fresher version of themselves.
Lin has led the customer review section with a five-star but hostile review of January 22 that was pages long.
Historical Examples of lin
A tan-yard hand who played the violin by ear had supplanted Lin.
Watch Yourself Go ByAl. G. Field
To Lin's persistent inquiries, Alfred admitted that the mule had kicked him.
Watch Yourself Go ByAl. G. Field
In a maudlin way he stuttered: "L-o-o-k-o-u-t, Lin, she'll k-k-i-c-k you."
Watch Yourself Go ByAl. G. Field
Lin "wondered what gran'muther would say when she heard of his 'sickness'."
Watch Yourself Go ByAl. G. Field
Harrison continually quizzed Alfred as to Lin's attitude toward him.
Watch Yourself Go ByAl. G. Field