Lint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LINT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put lint on
• shed or remove lint
NOUN:
• an absorbent cotton or linen fabric with the nap raised on one side, used to dress wounds, etc.
• short, fine fibres which separate from the surface of cloth or yarn during processing
• flax fibres prepared for spinning.
• the fibrous material of a cotton boll.
• a fabric, originally of linen, with a raised nap on one side, used for dressing wounds
• shreds of fibre, etc
• Flax.
• Linen scraped or otherwise made into a soft, downy or fleecy substance for dressing wounds and sores; also, fine ravelings, down, fluff, or loose short fibers from yarn or fabrics.
• fine ravellings of cotton or linen fibers
• cotton or linen fabric with the nap raised on one side; used to dress wounds
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give off lint (bits of fiber or fluff)

Words related to LINT

linted7 lintier7 lintiest8 linting8 lintless8 lints5 linty8

Words that contain LINT

clint7 elint5 flint8 glint6 lints5 linty8 blintz17 clints8 elints6 flints9 flinty12 glints7 glinty10 linted7 lintel6 linter6 lintie6 lintol6 plinth11 splint8 blintze18 flinted11 glinted9 lintels7 linters7 lintier7 linties7 linting8 lintols7 plinths12 slinter7 splints9 blintzes19 flintier11 flintify17 flintily14 flinting12 glintier9 glinting10 gunflint12 linteled9 lintiest8 lintings9 lintless8 lintseed9 slinters8 splinted11 splinter10 clintonia11 flinthead16 flintiest12 flintlike16 flintlock18 glintiest10 gunflints13 lintelled10 lintseeds10 lintstock15 lintwhite15 skinflint16 splinters11 splintery14 splinting12 clintonias12 flintheads17 flintified17 flintifies16 flintiness13 flintlocks19 lintstocks16 lintwhites16 skinflints17 skinflinty20 splintered13 splintlike16 splintwood16 flintifying21 halleflinta17 shinsplints16 splinterier13 splintering14 splintwoods17 flintinesses15 halleflintas18 splinteriest14 skinflintier19 skinflintiest20 unsplinterable18

How to use LINT in a sentence

• The wound should afterwards be covered with lint dipped in cold water.
• But what could these rags do? As nobody dared to go below to dispose of them properly, they were reduced to lint in a few minutes.
• The baskets used for holding lint were twice as large as those used in the picking process, and they were never taken from the gin house.
• Until flax could be grown the women were obliged to be content with lint made from the bark of dead nettles.
• The horse was gone, but the case was lying not far away, on the ground where it had fallen, and there were bandages and lint in it, as she hoped there would be.
• The air is thick with lint, which the workers inhale.
• The throat and eyes are terribly affected, and it is necessary to work with the head bound up, and to comb the lint from the eyebrows.
• We prepared lint and bandages, and bound up the wounds of the bushrangers, and placed them beneath the roof of the hut which they had endeavored to storm the night before.
• In the present instance it served to keep the lint in its place, and I have no doubt that it was mainly instrumental in saving the life of Mr.
• If both colored and white flannels are to be washed, the former should be done first, thus avoiding the lint washed from the latter.
• The nurse was busy collecting some medicine bottles and fragments of lint.
• They had much tow to spin, and lint to dry, And they were also busy baking bread.
• When you remove the waste from your carpet-sweeper, carefully cut the lint and hair from the revolving rolls and brushes.
• There they opened their cases of lint, plaster and bandages, spreading them out upon the sand, and were soon engaged in administering aid to an occasional victim of the battle.
• She stood over him, nervously plucking bits of lint off the blanket.
• Ambulance corps hastened their preparation, packing saws, knives, lint, and bandages.
• Old ladies made lint and knitted socks and other necessary articles that soldiers need.
• A few handfuls of lint thrown into the air just as the curtain rises, will float about and appear like falling snow.
• I was little and not very strong, and had a cough, caused, perhaps, by the hard steady work, and the lint in the air of the factory.
• Pencroft had torn up his shirt, and was mechanically making lint.
• Given to my wife to buy shoes with and lint, a dollar.
• I have beheld, O Dorcases, with admiration and gratitude, the coats and garments, the lint and bandages, which you have made.
• In the service of the four friends Grimaud had had so frequent occasion to make lint and bandages that he had become something of a surgeon.
• The snow was falling, and as the wreck was now motionless, this white lint made a cloth over the deck and covered the vessel as with a winding-sheet.
• Last week I attended a meeting of the lint society to hand in the small contribution of linen I had been able to gather.
• Lint and bandages had been applied, but, of course, uniforms, bodies and even the floor were saturated with blood.
• For years past whenever she had had occasion to put anything up there, showers of dust and rolls of lint had come tumbling down upon her head.
• He never came to the Senate but in full dress, and would have been mortified to find a mite of lint upon his coat, or a dash of dust upon his boots.

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