linsey

[lin-zee]

noun

plural

linseys 

1. linsey-woolsey.

Example Sentences

ABC News chose Linsey Davis, the anchor of its signature streaming news program on ABC News Live, to be co-moderator of its 2024 presidential debate alongside David Muir of “World News Tonight.”

From Los Angeles Times

New Zealander Devine bowled Superchargers top-order batter Phoebe Litchfield for five then returned to dismiss tailenders Lucy Higham and Linsey Smith with consecutive deliveries as the visiting side were bowled out for 102.

From BBC

Fire's chase got off to the worst possible start with Dunkley run out after setting off for a single that was never on and, when Linsey Smith bowled the dangerous Matthews, the pressure was on.

From BBC

Seamer Lauren Filer and left-arm spinner Linsey Smith were wayward.

From BBC

But the pressure told on Mandhana in the 21st over as she holed out to Charlie Dean off Linsey Smith for 42 from 51 balls, as only Deepti Sharma's unbeaten 30 helped give the innings a glimmer of credibility.

From BBC