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crastin

crastin noun: the day after, the morrow.

Noun

crastin (plural crastins)

  1. (obsolete, rare) The day after, the morrow.

Forms of crastin

pluralcrastins

Origin of crastin

From Old French crastin (“morrow, the day after (any feast)”), from Latin crāstinum (“morrow”).

Questions about crastin

What does crastin mean?
Crastin means the day after, the morrow.
What part of speech is crastin?
Crastin is a noun.
What is the plural of crastin?
The plural of crastin is crastins.

Words near crastin in the dictionary

  1. crassulaceous
  2. crassulas
  3. crassulescent
  4. Crassus
  5. Craster
  6. crastin
  7. crastinal
  8. crastination
  9. crastinations
  10. crastins
  11. crat

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