maslin (Meaning)

Webster

maslin (n.)

A mixture composed of different materials

A mixture of metals resembling brass.

A mixture of different sorts of grain, as wheat and rye.

A vessel made of maslin, 1 (a).

Webster

maslin (a.)

Composed of different sorts; as, maslin bread, which is made of rye mixed with a little wheat.

Synonyms & Antonyms of maslin

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maslin Sentence Examples

  1. The maslin bread had a unique blend of wheat and rye, creating a distinctive flavor.
  2. The farmer cultivated a field of maslin, hoping for a bountiful harvest.
  3. The baker experimented with different ratios of wheat and rye in his maslin loaves.
  4. The village festival featured a competition for the best-tasting maslin pie.
  5. The nutritional value of maslin flour made it a popular choice for bread and pastries.
  6. The local mill ground the maslin into a coarse flour, preserving the grain's texture.
  7. The maslin biscuit was a staple at the farm's breakfast table, providing sustenance for the day's work.
  8. The baker's maslin sourdough loaves had a tangy flavor and chewy crust.
  9. The maslin pancake was a fluffy and filling treat, perfect for cold winter mornings.
  10. The maslin pasta had a slightly nutty flavor that complemented the rich tomato sauce.

FAQs About the word maslin

A mixture composed of different materials, A mixture of metals resembling brass., A mixture of different sorts of grain, as wheat and rye., A vessel made of mas

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The maslin bread had a unique blend of wheat and rye, creating a distinctive flavor.

The farmer cultivated a field of maslin, hoping for a bountiful harvest.

The baker experimented with different ratios of wheat and rye in his maslin loaves.

The village festival featured a competition for the best-tasting maslin pie.