linn
林,林恩,琳恩
Definitions
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Chiefly Scot.
- : a waterfall or torrent of rushing water in a river or stream.
- : a pool of water, especially at the foot of a waterfall.
- : a steep ravine or precipice.
Examples
I just read an interview with Roger Linn, the inventor of the Linn Drum.
Each week, in the wealthy adjacent Portland suburbs of Lake Oswego and West Linn, battles rage.
“Modeling Nature” includes works by designers at Joris Laarman Lab and architect Maya Linn and Ammar Eloueini.
Seven minutes later, a West Linn police officer was knocking at the door.
Boyle was immediately suspicious, said West Linn Police Sgt. Neil Hennelly.
I must add that Linn at a later period renounced this quasi-assimilation, and that modern zoologists have unanimously rejected it.
Hence many fabulous stories which are told, were once believed concerning this curious linn.
He crossed the plains in 1864, when a lad of but nine years, and became a resident of Linn county, Oregon.
At Linn of Dee there is now a handsome white granite bridge, which was opened by the Queen as long ago as the year 1857.
It was only the seclusion of that narrow glen, so beautiful with its birch-trees and its linn, that saved the lonely habitation.