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Meaning of tinnock
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tinnock (n.)
The blue titmouse.
tinnock Sentence Examples
- The weary adventurer stumbled upon an abandoned tinnock, its weathered surface hinting at forgotten secrets.
- The tinkling sound of tinnocks could be heard throughout the bustling market, each one echoing a unique melody.
- The young boy's laughter filled the air as he rolled a tinnock down the cobblestone street.
- The soldier's tinnock served as both a weapon and a vessel for carrying essential supplies.
- The hermit's tinnock was a solitary companion, holding his memories and guarding his solitude.
- The tinnock's contents revealed a hidden treasure map, sparking dreams of adventure and untold riches.
- The old woman's frail hands trembled as she opened the tinnock, releasing a bittersweet scent of lavender.
- The tinnock hidden beneath the floorboards whispered tales of an ancient civilization.
- The ragged beggar's tinnock contained only a few meager coins, a testament to life's harsh realities.
- The tinnock was a symbol of hope, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, secrets and treasures could still be found.
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The blue titmouse.
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The weary adventurer stumbled upon an abandoned tinnock, its weathered surface hinting at forgotten secrets.
The tinkling sound of tinnocks could be heard throughout the bustling market, each one echoing a unique melody.
The young boy's laughter filled the air as he rolled a tinnock down the cobblestone street.
The soldier's tinnock served as both a weapon and a vessel for carrying essential supplies.
