Chin
- noun
- In fairness to Hatton, his chin isn't as weak as Khan's.
Examples
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Geary, a red-faced man with three chins, is sucking on an ice cube.
Fiction book (1990) -
The Gamebreaker has foam inserts that cushion impacts, a chin strap, and laces that allow users to get a custom fit.
Blog text (29) -
"And no matter what happens, just keep your chin... Up.
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The water was up to my chin.
Fiction book (1991) -
However, he proved to have a strong chin, and he was able to ride out the storm.
Blog text (22) -
Then Richard raises his chin and nods to me.
Blog text (17) -
Chin up, pal.
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Two great grapplers with good hands and the two best chins in the UFC.
Blog text (1) -
Tabak stood up, his double chin trembled, and even the wrinkles on his face seemed to collide with each other.
Fiction book (1996) -
The Chin languages are primarily spoken in Myanmar, Bangladesh, and northeastern India.
Synonyms
A group of related languages spoken in parts of Myanmar, Bangladesh, and eastern India
A group of languages spoken in western Myanmar, Bangladesh and eastern India
A group of related languages that people speak in western Myanmar, Bangladesh and eastern India
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small support on a violin or viola that you put your chin on for comfort and stability while playing
A language spoken by the Chin people in western Myanmar, Bangladesh and eastern India
- Specialized
A group of related languages that people speak in western Myanmar, Bangladesh, and northeast India
- Specialized
A group of related languages that people speak in western Myanmar, Bangladesh and eastern India
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Chin comes from the name of the Chin people who live in western Myanmar, Bangladesh, and eastern India. So, the Chin languages are simply the languages spoken by those people, which is why the language group carries their name.