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Meanings of gin in English
A form of rummy in which a player can go out if the cards remaining in their hand total less than 10 points.
Portuguese
gim Synonyms
Examples for "snare"
Examples for "snare"
1
The daughter of the sultan was captivated in the snare of love.
2
The sun is caught in the snare I set for the squirrel.
3
Beware the so-called road map; it is a snare and a delusion.
4
I am entangled in the snare of the Evil One, Master Benteen.
5
A simple noose is all you need to make an effective snare.
1
This new law further tightens the noose, he said in a statement.
2
The noose of history tightens; this battle can only end one way.
3
But he licked the hand of the boy that tied the noose.
4
The boy began spinning the noose of the lariat above his head.
5
A simple noose is all you need to make an effective snare.
Usage of gin in English
1
The boy was engaged in driving the horses in a cotton gin.
2
The gin was gone of course and so was the small rowboat.
3
Tells about Link's search for a new place for his gin game.
4
Now the singer is trying one mo' gin with a new album.
5
The other drink that has become trendy in recent years is gin.
6
Now the weasel was in the gin he could have a nap.
7
Then gin and onions; I added the onions, and took all three.
8
So the fine was paid in barrels and bottles of trade gin.
9
So the fine was paid in casks and bottles of trade gin.
10
We've got views for days and even make gin from elephant poop.
11
Scott could go upstairs in the gin and look over at us.
12
At least, I think it thought it was a gin and tonic.
13
He saw to it that the cotton was took to the gin.
14
Marsala is rosily, downily carminative; gin pricks and refreshes while it warms.
15
Before starting we went to see the gin and the little boy.
16
The cotton gin, the first steam engine, the telephone, internal combustion engine.
