Nin

[ nin ]

noun

1. A·na·ïs [uh, -, nahy, -, uh, s], 1903–77, U.S. novelist and diarist.

Example Sentences

But in the end, there was no one person who could complete Anaïs Nin.

From The Daily Beast

Vidal slept with Anaïs Nin and enjoyed close friendships with women including Claire Bloom and Joanne Woodward.

From The Daily Beast

I write in Heroines: “The disgust for Anaïs Nin is a disgust for the girls with their LiveJournals.”

From The Daily Beast

The slayer may have been a Set-like demon--perhaps Nin-shach, who appears to have symbolized the destroying influence of the sun.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus neen, is sometimes rendered ne, or nin, and sometimes nim.

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He jess walk right straight inter de bu'nin', roarin' flameses!

From Project Gutenberg

Piccaninny, Pickaninny, pik′a-nin-i, n. a little child: an African or negro child.

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Sometime hit 'ud be a rose, sometime a pansy; but allers a posy ob some kind 'ud go on dat man's table ebbery mo'nin'.

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