Quin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (short for) a quintuplet
• short for quintuplet
• A European scallop (Pecten opercularis), used as food.
• one of five children born at the same time from the same pregnancy
• each of five children born to the same mother at one birth.

Words related to QUIN

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Words that contain QUIN

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How to use QUIN in a sentence

• This customs captain and myself, save for an under inspector named Quin, had the dock to ourselves.
• As he returned to the ship and what duties he had still to perform there, he made a slight signal to both myself and his fellow inspector, Quin, to follow him.
• Quin and I went severally and withal carelessly aboard ship, and not at all as though we were seeking Lorns.
• As he came down the plank, Quin, who had not been a moment behind him in going aboard to discover the reasons of the riot, followed.
• Clare, thought that she might receive tidings of the adopted one which would be useful, and with this object she opened a correspondence with Lady Mary Quin.
• Lady Mary Quin was a daughter of the Earl of Kilfenora, and was well acquainted with all County Clare.
• Fred Neville was invited to stay at Castle Quin as long as he pleased, and actually did pass one night under its roof.
• And believe me to be, Yours most sincerely, MARY QUIN.
• Neville which might lead him to suppose that reports respecting him were being sent from Quin Castle to Scroope.
• Castle Quin, in which the noble but somewhat impoverished Quin family lived nearly throughout the year, was distant, inland, about three miles from the cottage.
• Had the ladies Quin of the Castle possessed such hair as that, they would not have been the ladies Quin to this day.
• This she did not do till Fred had been induced, with some difficulty, to pass a night at Castle Quin.
• When Lady Mary Quin had thrown at him her very blunt arrow he had defended himself on that plea.
• During February and March he was often on the coast, and hardly one visit did he make which was not followed by a letter from Castle Quin to Scroope Manor.
• Neville had not again given them the pleasure of seeing him at Castle Quin, no feeling of injury on that score had induced her to write so strongly as she had done.
• He supposed it had come from Castle Quin, and anything from Castle Quin he disbelieved.
• But he knew well that she was thinking of the girl, and he knew also that the activity of Lady Mary Quin had not slackened.
• Lady Mary Quin had by no means slackened her activity.
• Lady Mary Quin probably thought but little on the subject.
• Quin excelled in dignity and declamation, as well as exhibiting some characters of humour, equally exquisite and peculiar.
• Quin, which had a very happy effect upon the audience.
• Quin particularly declared, he never heard a play done so much justice to, in reading, through all its various parts, Mrs.
• I will roar, that I will make the Duke say, let him roar again, let him roar again! Quin.
• Not many there be Who enter therein, Only the guests of the Irishman Quin.
• And what would I be doing if I left Pegeen? WIDOW QUIN.

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