by+dint+of
21dint — See: BY DINT OF …
22dint — 1. noun /dɪnt/ a) Force, power; especially in . Much daunted with that dint, her sence was dazd [...]. b) A dent. Ayein his dyntez sore ye may not yow defende. 2. verb /dɪnt/ To dent …
23dint — Did not. You stole my candy! No I dint! …
24dint — Did not. You stole my candy! No I dint! …
25dint — See: by dint of …
26dint — noun 1》 an impression or hollow in a surface. 2》 archaic a blow or stroke. verb mark with dints. Phrases by dint of by means of. Origin OE dynt, reinforced in ME by the related ON word dyntr; cf. dent …
27dint — n. 1. Stroke, blow. 2. Dent, indentation. 3. Force, power. [Only in the phrase By dint of.] …
28dint — [[t]dɪnt[/t]] n. 1) force; power: to succeed by dint of hard work[/ex] 2) a dent 3) archaic a blow; stroke 4) to make a dent in 5) to impress or drive in with force • Etymology: bef. 900; ME; OE dynt; c. ON dyntr …
29dint — a stroke, force. North. BY DINT OF, is a general expression …
30dint — n. & v. n. 1 a dent. 2 archaic a blow or stroke. v.tr. mark with dints. Phrases and idioms: by dint of by force or means of. Etymology: ME f. OE dynt, and partly f. cogn. ON dyntr: ult. orig. unkn …
