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Meaning of calin
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calin (n.)
An alloy of lead and tin, of which the Chinese make tea canisters.
calin Sentence Examples
- Sarah's little calin, a fluffy cat named Whiskers, curled up on her lap as she read.
- The warm calin of the sun enveloped the garden, coaxing flowers to bloom.
- A gentle calin from her grandmother was all she needed to feel safe in the storm.
- The old quilt carried the familiar calin of home, reminiscent of childhood days.
- With a contented sigh, he nestled into the calin of his favorite armchair.
- The comforting calin of friendship surrounded them as they shared stories around the campfire.
- As the music played softly, they danced in each other's arms, cherishing the intimate calin.
- The scent of fresh bread filled the kitchen, offering a warm calin to anyone who entered.
- With a calin, the mother tugged the blanket snugly around her sleeping child.
- The calin of the forest embraced him, its tranquil atmosphere a balm to his weary soul.
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An alloy of lead and tin, of which the Chinese make tea canisters.
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Sarah's little calin, a fluffy cat named Whiskers, curled up on her lap as she read.
The warm calin of the sun enveloped the garden, coaxing flowers to bloom.
A gentle calin from her grandmother was all she needed to feel safe in the storm.
The old quilt carried the familiar calin of home, reminiscent of childhood days.
