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How To Spell lint?
Correct spelling: lint
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What are the misspellings for lint?
- lookint,
- linad,
- cllient,
- lernd,
- clienet,
- lins,
- client5,
- ligt,
- slienty,
- lont,
- lindey,
- liptor,
- lenght,
- lnik,
- linde,
- blant,
- thint,
- lagit,
- lanter,
- losind,
- willnot,
- elinate,
- looient,
- kinet,
- ilearnt,
- goint,
- cinoti,
- lift,
- clinte,
- volient,
- ringt,
- lignt,
- lin,
- liquit,
- lynett,
- win't,
- alliant,
- lernet,
- linx,
- doint,
- lind,
- slent,
- blaint,
- lients,
- sileint,
- limat,
- alont,
- litnay,
- volinter,
- linck,
- olant,
- flent,
- lland,
- cllent,
- clinto,
- lauernt,
- lunuti,
- bint,
- siant,
- flind,
- linkto,
- talint,
- lenth,
- ldiot,
- clent,
- talant,
- list,
- luing,
- walunt,
- laernt,
- alanta,
- liend,
- limt,
- cient,
- ninto,
- lcient,
- lenthy,
- liht,
- llist,
- linic,
- lhind,
- liine,
- lcinet,
- legnt,
- cliant,
- llined,
- leinght,
- cklient,
- leghnth,
- tolinet,
- longt,
- liist,
- linol,
- rint,
- linit,
- plint,
- liined,
- lisend,
- linkd,
- vloent.
What are similar spelling words for lint?
What does the abbreviation lint mean?
- – Line Islands Time
- – London Invitational No-Tap
Google Ngram Viewer results for lint:
This graph shows how "lint" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What are the usage examples for lint?
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This is not a fever that will yield to medicine and diet, much less are these ordinary wounds which require lint and oil; for the charm that was on the broken glass produces the same effect as onion juice does on the iron heads of arrows, which makes the wound incurable. – Stories from Pentamerone by Giambattista Basile
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Laura pretended to take no part in Vittoria's decision, but when it was reached, she showed her a travelling- carriage stocked with lint and linen, wine in jars, chocolate, cases of brandy, tea, coffee, needles, thread, twine, scissors, knives; saying, as she displayed them, " there, my dear, all my money has gone in that equipment, so you must pay on the road." – The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith by George Meredith
