synd.

American  

abbreviation

1. syndicate.

2. syndicated.

---

synd British  

/ səɪnd /

verb

1. a variant of syne 2

---

Example Sentences

Mine gebro�ru, ne lufige ge �a wundra �e magon beon gem�ne godum and yfelum, ac lufia� �a tacna �e sind sinderlice godra manna, ��t synd so�re lufe and arf�stnysse tacna.

From Project Gutenberg

Eac swa gelice forwel menige lareowas on heora bocum setton, be �am ge-edcucedum mannum �e mid Criste of dea�e arison, ��t hi ecelice ar�rede synd.

From Project Gutenberg

Amen," �a wear� eall seo untrume menigu geh�led: and ��r com �a fleogende Godes engel scinende swa swa sunne, and fleah geond �a feower hwemmas ��s temples, and agrof mid his fingre rode-tacn on �am fy�erscytum st�num, and cw��, "Se God �e me sende cw��, ��t swa swa �as untruman synd geh�lede fram eallum co�um, swa he gecl�nsode �is templ fram ��s deofles fulnyssum, �one �e se apostol het to westene gewitan.

From Project Gutenberg

For agenum synnum bi� se mann geuntrumod, swa swa Drihten cw�� to sumum bedridan, �e him to geboren w�s, "Min bearn, �e synd �ine synna forgifene: aris nu, and ber ham �in leger-bed."

From Project Gutenberg

Gehwilc Godes �eow, �onne he leorna�, he bi� bearn gecweden: eft, �onne he o�erne l�r�, he bi� modor, swa swa se apostol Paulus be �am aslidenum mannum cw��, "Ge synd mine bearn, �a �e ic nu o�re si�e geeacnige, o���t Crist beo on eow geedn�wod." ��t port-geat get�cna� sum lichamlic andgit �e menn �urh syngia�.

From Project Gutenberg