rynd Antonyms
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Meaning of rynd
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rynd (n.)
A piece of iron crossing the hole in the upper millstone by which the stone is supported on the spindle.
rynd Sentence Examples
- The rynd on my Scottish dirk was intricately carved with Celtic knotwork.
- The captain gave the rynd a sharp tug, signaling the ship's departure.
- The bell rynd echoed through the monastery, summoning the monks to prayer.
- The old man's rynd was a reminder of his days as a seafaring merchant.
- The rynd of the ship's wheel grated as the helmsman guided the vessel through rough waters.
- The rynd on the stagecoach was a symbol of adventure and travel.
- The fire engine's rynd blared, alerting the firefighters to an emergency.
- The school bell's rynd rang out, signaling the end of the morning session.
- The rynd of the ice cream truck's bell brought joy to children on summer evenings.
- The rynd on the door of the ancient castle creaked open, revealing a secret passageway.
FAQs About the word rynd
A piece of iron crossing the hole in the upper millstone by which the stone is supported on the spindle.
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The rynd on my Scottish dirk was intricately carved with Celtic knotwork.
The captain gave the rynd a sharp tug, signaling the ship's departure.
The bell rynd echoed through the monastery, summoning the monks to prayer.
The old man's rynd was a reminder of his days as a seafaring merchant.
