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Synonyms

linty

American  
[lin-tee] / ˈlɪn ti /

adjective

lintier, lintiest
  1. full of or covered with lint.

    This blue suit gets linty quickly.

  2. like lint.

    linty bits on his coat.


Etymology

Origin of linty

First recorded in 1600–10; lint + -y 1

Example Sentences

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The tendriled thing that spread across the aluminum frame was nothing other than linty fuzz that had been knocked off the backside of the blinds.

From Washington Post

Daddy takes a gray, linty handkerchief from his pocket.

From Literature

We won’t really know how well this one stands up until people try storing it in grubby, linty, sandy pockets and opening it dozens of times a day.

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On a railroad siding off the main tracks, men in linty overalls were loading big pasteboard boxes full of cotton thread onto a freight car.

From Literature

Over an array of rhythms that sound both linty and plush, the album finds him fixating on certain lyrics, repeating them over and over, as if looking at himself from different angles in a dressing room mirror.

From Washington Post