blin (Meaning)
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blin (v. t. & i.)
To stop; to cease; to desist.
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blin (n.)
Cessation; end.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blin
blin Sentence Examples
- She served golden-brown blins with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of fresh dill.
- Every Sunday morning, the family gathered around the table to enjoy homemade blins.
- Traditional Russian cuisine often features blins as a staple dish, especially during Maslenitsa celebrations.
- He savored the delicate texture of the blin, perfectly cooked to fluffy perfection.
- Blins can be enjoyed sweet or savory, with toppings ranging from caviar to fruit preserves.
- Grandma's secret recipe for blins always included a hint of vanilla extract for added flavor.
- The aroma of blins cooking on the griddle filled the kitchen, enticing everyone in the household.
- Russian folklore often portrays blins as symbols of sun and warmth, particularly during winter festivals.
- Children eagerly awaited the moment when they could flip the blins with a deft flick of the wrist.
- Whether served for breakfast or as a hearty meal, blins never fail to delight with their comforting taste and texture.
FAQs About the word blin
To stop; to cease; to desist., Cessation; end.
blintz,crêpe,crepe, oatcake, pancake, wheat cake, waffle,blintze
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She served golden-brown blins with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of fresh dill.
Every Sunday morning, the family gathered around the table to enjoy homemade blins.
Traditional Russian cuisine often features blins as a staple dish, especially during Maslenitsa celebrations.
He savored the delicate texture of the blin, perfectly cooked to fluffy perfection.
