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lincolnite

lincolnite noun: heulandite.

Noun (1)

lincolnite (countable and uncountable, plural lincolnites)

  1. Heulandite.

Noun (2) capitalized: Lincolnite

Lincolnite (plural Lincolnites)

  1. (US, historical) A supporter of Abraham Lincoln (1809–1865), his policies, or Northern interests during the American Civil War.
  2. (informal, Oxford University) A member or alumnus of Lincoln College, Oxford.
  3. A resident of the English city Lincoln.
  4. (broadly) A resident of Lincolnshire.
  5. A resident of the Nebraskan city Lincoln.

Forms of lincolnite

plurallincolnites
pluralLincolnites

Origin of lincolnite

From Lincoln + -ite.

Questions about lincolnite

What does lincolnite mean?
Lincolnite means heulandite.
What part of speech is lincolnite?
Lincolnite is a noun.
What is the plural of lincolnite?
The plural of lincolnite is lincolnites.

Words near lincolnite in the dictionary

  1. lincolnensis
  2. Lincolnesque
  3. Lincolnian
  4. Lincolniana
  5. Lincolnians
  6. lincolnite
  7. lincolnites
  8. Lincolnlike
  9. Lincolnomics
  10. Lincolns
  11. Lincolnshire

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