Blin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Spenser) to cease from, stop
• To stop; to cease; to desist.
NOUN:
• (Russian) a small buckwheat pancake, also BLINI, BLINTZ, BLINTZE
• Cessation; end.
• Russian pancakes made from buckwheat flour and served with sour cream.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a blintze
• Scots word forblind

Words related to BLIN

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Words that contain BLIN

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How to use BLIN in a sentence

• Dissatisfied with rustic life, she accompanies aunt Blin, a dressmaker, to Boston, works hard, is exposed to the temptations that beset a pretty girl in a city, but resists them.
• I could be happy with you, Aunt Blin, in your up-stairs room, with the blue milk out in the window-sill.
• Miss Blin believed very much in her cat with the apostolic name, though she had never tried his principles with a caged bird.
• Aunt Blin pulled the paper off with one hand, holding Bartholomew fast under the other arm.
• It almost seemed as if her love for Aunt Blin let loose more desperately her denunciations.
• It was July when Bel came down from the hill-country with Aunt Blin.
• Aunt Blin was sure of some particular finishing, that none could do like her precise old self.
• Hewland had come in, to help Aunt Blin with a blind that was swinging by a single hinge, and which she was trying, against a boisterous wind, to reset with the other.
• Was that anybody coming? Aunt Blin left her for an instant to put up the window-top that had been open to cool the lighted and heated room.
• But Aunt Blin was down on the floor, far behind her, drawing out and arranging the slope of the train, measuring from hem to band with her professional eye.
• If Aunt Blin had eaten much of other things, they could not have afforded it, for there were only half earnings now.
• In the privacy and security of her own room, and with muffins and oysters for tea, Aunt Blin took out her upper teeth, that she might eat comfortably.
• Poor Aunt Blin! she showed her age and her thinness so.
• Aunt Blin gave him two oysters, and three spoonfuls of broth in his own saucer, before she helped herself.
• Aunt Blin took some hot Jamaica ginger, and Bel filled a jug with boiling water, wrapped it in flannel, and tucked it into the bed at her feet.
• The little room which had been home while Aunt Blin lived there with her, was suddenly become only a dreary, lonely lodging-room.

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