Balt
noun
a native or inhabitant of Estonia, Latvia, or Lithuania.
Balt
1 American
[bawlt]
/ bɔlt /
noun
Balt.
2
American
abbreviation
Balt
British
/ bɔːlt /
noun
Example Sentences
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Proud to be at Thomas Jefferson Elementary with @Ravens president Dick Cass, @jtuck9 @ALevine41 & @marlon_humphrey to announce a $200,000 donation to Balt.
From Washington Times • Dec. 2, 2019
"Of course, Balt was quite keen on it — and he's quite strong in the mountains and very good in the cold and difficult conditions. But it wasn't practical," Breashears said.
From Los Angeles Times • Sep. 3, 2015
But Club Balt members are still lining up to join.
From Economist • Mar. 27, 2013
Though others may fatten And thrive in Manhattan I found it a verminous vault, So I'm glad you don't shun The Prodigal Son Whose heart never wandered from Balt.
From Time Magazine Archive
He had somehow gained the enmity of Balt, his immediate superior, but he'd also gained the support of Baron Haer himself, which counted considerably more.
From Mercenary by Birmingham, Lloyd
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