Tina is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TINA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (slang) crystal meth

Words related to TINA

tinas5

Words that contain TINA

tinas5 latina6 patina8 retina6 tinaja13 actinal9 cantina9 cortina9 flutina10 fontina10 latinas7 matinal9 pastina9 patinae9 patinas9 platina9 retinae7 retinal7 retinas7 rhytina13 sestina7 tinajas14 tinamou9 cantinas10 cavatina13 cortinas10 dentinal9 flutinas11 fontinas11 ostinati8 ostinato8 pastinas10 patinaed11 patinate10 pectinal12 platinas10 retinals8 rhytinas14 sestinas8 sonatina8 spartina10 tinamous10 abactinal13 actinally14 bastinade12 bastinado12 cavatinas14 destinate10 diactinal12 festinate12 gratinate10 hatinator12 matutinal11 obstinacy16 obstinate11 ostinatos9 patinated12 patinates11 pectinals13 pectinate13 serotinal9 sonatinas9 spartinas11 toccatina13 antinature10 antinausea10 bastinaded14 bastinades13 concertina14 destinated12 destinates11 festinated14 festinates13 fontinalis13 gelatinate11 gratinated12 gratinates11 hatinators13 hexactinal22 intestinal10 mediastina13 monactinal14 nyctinasty18 palatinate12 patinating13 patination12 pectinated15 retinacula12 retinalite10 scarlatina12 toccatinas14 triactinal12 abactinally18 agglutinant13 agglutinate13 antinatural11 bastinading15 bastinadoed15 bastinadoes14 concertinas15 deglutinate13 destinating13 destination12 festinately17 festinating15 festination14 gelatinated13 gelatinates12 gratinating13 libertinage14 matutinally16 mediastinal14 multination13 nyctinastic18 obstinacies15 obstinately16 palatinates13 patinations13 pectinately18 pectination15 pentactinal15 pertinacity18 polyactinal18 retinacular13 retinaculum15 retinalites11 scarlatinal13 scarlatinas13 tetractinal13 vespertinal16 antinatures11 agglutinable16 agglutinants14 agglutinated15 agglutinates14 antinational12 bastinadoing16 concertinaed17 conglutinant15 conglutinate15 deglutinated15 deglutinates14 destinations13 festinations15 fontinalises15 gelatinating14 gelatination13 intestinally15 libertinages15 nicotinamide17 nyctinasties17 pectinaceous18 pectinations16 pertinacious16 plastination14 predestinate15 repristinate14 multinations14 antinauseant12 tetractinals14 agglutinating16 agglutination15 agglutinative18 antinarrative16 concertinaing18 conglutinated17 conglutinates16 conglutinator16 deglutinating16 deglutination15 gelatinations14 multinational15 nicotinamides18 obstinateness15 pertinacities17 plastinations15 postinaugural16 predestinable18 predestinated17 predestinates16 predestinator16 procrastinate17 repristinated16 repristinates15 vitreoretinal16 antinarcotics17 antinationals13 antinauseants13 agglutinations16 antinarratives17 conglutinating18 conglutination17 conglutinative20 conglutinators17 deglutinations16 hemagglutinate21 multinationals16 pertinaciously21 predestinarian17 predestinating18 predestination17 predestinative20 predestinators17 procrastinated19 procrastinates18 procrastinator18 repristinating17 repristination16 ubiquitination25 agglutinability22 antinationalist15 conglutinations18 haemagglutinate22 hemagglutinated23 hemagglutinates22 obstinatenesses17 predestinarians18 predestinations18 procrastinating20 procrastination19 procrastinative22 procrastinators19 procrastinatory22 repristinations17 ubiquitinations26 hemagglutinatio22 hemagglutinatin22 predestinariani18 agglutinabiliti19 gastrointestina16 pertinaciousnes19 procrastinations20 gastrointestinal17 hemagglutination23 antinationalists16 pertinaciousness20 hemagglutinating24 predestinarianism22 hemagglutinations24 agglutinabilities21 pertinaciousnesses22 predestinarianisms23

How to use TINA in a sentence

• Tina is an undisciplined, abnormal little creature, without good looks or any attractive quality except a talent for music, and with a temper capable of the most furious excesses.
• Thus, both Tina and Hetty set their hearts on a young man above their own position, and turn a deaf ear to a longer-known, more suitable, and worthier suitor.
• Gilfil is pining for Tina, whom, if he had any discernment at all, he could not but see to be quite unfitted for him.
• There were some 70-odd volunteers, which included a few women and two vivacious sisters, Tina and Colete Xavier, students at that time.
• She was too tired to ask Tina for the letters that seldom came.
• Tina had a habit of leaving sundry brushes, pans or babies lying about.
• Mary Gowd opened her eyes and sat up very straight as Tina stood in the doorway.
• Tina was not one of those olive-tinted, melting-eyed daughters of Italy that one meets in fiction.
• My father was named Lewis Hogan and I had one sister named Tina and one named Harriet.
• Tina was pretty, with great black eyes and short dark curls, but Louise found her rather silent, for she was in fact rather awed by her surroundings.
• With her burden thus made lighter, Marie worked away cheerfully at her embroidery, and Tina went happily to school in the warm dress Mrs.
• In the second year of his success Rantoul, quite by accident, met a girl in her teens named Tina Glover, only daughter of Cyrus Glover, a man of millions, self-made.
• The childlike ways of Tina Glover had convinced him, and as he was concerned only with the future of his friend, he agreed with the rest that nothing luckier could have happened.
• Tina is nineteen, the same as you, and is in the chorus of a musical comedy.

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