linney

/ ˈlɪnɪ /

noun

He was wonderful, with Laura Linney, as a burdened brother and sister looking after an ailing parent in The Savages (2007).

The scene where Linney is placing Hoffman in a head brace will have you in stitches.

Liam Neeson was across from me, Rowan Atkinson was seated next to me, and on the other side was Laura Linney.

Laura Linney: For me, it was a magical experience from beginning to end.

Seated beside him is his fifth cousin Margaret Suckley (Laura Linney).

Morley Hall is a mile and a half to our right, and now they're coming round to the Linney.

Well, Mr. Scantlebray, I understand the linney and cow-shed is to be pulled down.

Here he looked cautiously out of the linney towards the wood and the road.

In one corner was a linney, with a thatched roof supported on wooden pillars in front and closed in at back and sides.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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