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Definition of Liniest

1. liney [adj] - See also: liney

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Liniest

linguodistal linguofacial trunk linguogingival linguogingival fissure linguogingival groove linguogingival ridge linguopapillitis linguoplate linguoversion Lingvo Kosmopolita

lingy ling ko linhay linhays linier liniest (current term) liniment liniment liniments liniments

linin linin lining lining linings lining cell lining epithelium linins linish linished

Literary usage of Liniest

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1. Southern Literary Messenger (1861)
"... affections and the sub- liniest capacities. It is as a prose writer that he is sought after. The quiet grace, the delicate humour, the unaffected beauty ..."

2. Minutes of Votes and Proceedings of the General Assembly of the State of New by New Jersey Legislature. General Assembly (1910)
"... load and carried in his big heart the sub- liniest interests that the people of this country ever entrusted to any one of her many illustrious sons; ..."

3. The Zoological Record ...: Being Records of Zoological Literature by Zoological Record Association (London, England), Zoological Society of London (1900)
"... liniest., Trenton Falls, US (p. 221, Cigara dudi, is based on stem-fragments; JAEKEL (130) p. 147. ..."

4. The Life of John Sterling: Latter-day Pamphlets by Thomas Carlyle, John Sterling (1897)
"Can the sub- liniest sanhedrim, constitutional parliament, or other Collective Wisdom of the world, persuade fire not to ..."

5. Stray Leaves from Strange Literature: Stories Reconstructed from the Anvari by Lafcadio Hearn (1884)
"So the giant Kalewa, the possessor of sub- liniest wisdom, the singer of marvellous runes, opened his mouth and sang his songs for Wainamoinen, ..."

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