Lind
- proper noun
- /lɪnd/
- Community members who fail to respect these arrangements are punished, says Jeremy Lind, a researcher at King's College in London.
- Lind and Tyler
- Chesney-Lind
- Michael Lind
And another Lind Twist quote, I think I mentioned last time on the podcast was there's nothing more powerful than idea that's time has come.
- And another Lind Twist quote, I think I mentioned last time on the podcast was there's nothing more powerful than idea that's time has come.
Examples
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Vicki Lind says that the student teacher is the most important member of the triad.
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Dr. Lind, please report to the forward deck.
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These are dangerous times, Dr. Lind.
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We can make the journey to Hollow Earth possible, Dr. Lind.
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Look, you read Lind's statement.
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Even with these setbacks, Lind set goals for himself and the team when he first came to ASU.
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Vicki R. Lind is an Assistant Professor of music education at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
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Lind worked at NASA on the F-18 project before coming to Gainesville in 2001.
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Police officers responded to a call at 135 West Lind Street at 2:51 a.m. on Saturday (September 29).
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Dr. Lind has been recognized for his contributions to medicine.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lind comes from an old German and Scandinavian word lind meaning 'linden' or 'lime tree', and it was given to people or places who lived near such a tree. So Lind is now a family name and a place name.