Lint

What do we mean by lint?

Clinging bits of fiber and fluff; fuzz. noun

Downy material obtained by scraping linen cloth and used for dressing wounds. noun

The mass of soft fibers surrounding the seeds of unginned cotton. noun

Flax. noun

A flocculent material procured by raveling or scraping linen, and used for dressing wounds and sores; charpie. noun

Raw cotton that has been ginned and is ready for baling. noun

Fluff; flue. noun

A net. noun

The netting of a pound or seine. noun

A kerchief or net for the head. noun

An obsolete variant of lunt. noun

Flax. noun

Linen scraped or otherwise made into a soft, downy or fleecy substance for dressing wounds and sores; also, fine ravelings, down, fluff, or loose short fibers from yarn or fabrics. noun

A scraper to remove lint from a printing cylinder. noun

A fine material made by scraping cotton or linen cloth; used for dressing wounds noun

Clinging fuzzy fluff that accumulates in one's pockets or navel etc noun

The fibrous coat of thick hairs covering the seeds of the cotton plant noun

Cotton or linen fabric with the nap raised on one side; used to dress wounds noun

Fine ravellings of cotton or linen fibers noun

A fine material made by scraping cotton or linen cloth; used for dressing wounds.

Clinging fuzzy fluff that clings to fabric or accumulates in one's pockets or navel etc.

The fibrous coat of thick hairs covering the seeds of the cotton plant.

Raw cotton ready for baling.

A person with absolutely no self esteem Urban Dictionary

Synonym of crap/shit anything unpleasant/bad/upsetting can be used in the same context as "dead" other forms of the word include : "linty", "linted" and "linter" (anyone who causes lint situations) can be used to express most negative emotions Urban Dictionary

Something commonly found in one's bellybutton Urban Dictionary

A very unusual spec of matter found in very unusual places. Held above other specs of matter in many odd religions. It has a growing tendency to grow into larger specs of matter, thus forming "lint bunnies". They attack when angered, but many can buy them at a young spec of matter age and train them to do your command. This growing trend of growing lint originated in Dumas, Texas, where there is nothing but farms full of "lint bunnies". See: Dust Urban Dictionary

Lint (The King Of Ska) was the pseudonymn Tim Armstrong used in the band Operation Ivy. Urban Dictionary

I love lint Urban Dictionary

An L-word that can be used in relationships where the feelings are stronger than "like," more meaningful than "lust," yet not developed enough to be called "love." Urban Dictionary

Pubic hair Urban Dictionary

Used to describe someone or something that is useless. An insult. Urban Dictionary

Something that is boring;awful;shit Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to lint:
lint.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lint:
singeing, dryer, fluff, navel, picker, magyar, adhesive, flax, hungarian, bombardier, gazetted, budapest, cardboard, grease, linen, diesel, drying, antwerp, hourly, roller, brush, flemish, nos, accumulation, abstraction, belly, pest, cotton, instituted, clothes, mathematician, cleaning, dust, painter, filter, trap, fabric, wounds, textile, cloth, clothing, folklore, van, cement, hungary, static, barrel, seeds, wound, fantasy, mill, praised, yield, button, colours, poet, belgian, burn, clean, sets, probability, plastic, trains, fiction, hydrogen, ruins, roll, varieties, multiple, scholarship, orange, vehicles, neil, graphic, journalism, presents, talent, dutch, mills, tales, manufactured, ottawa, der, genre, serbia, adventure, tool, belgium, operated, rome, seed, romania, surname, footballer, units, novel, tools, composer, painted, mounted.

Words that rhyme with lint:
stint, print, blueprint, mint, hint, footprint, imprint, squint, dint, flint, tint, glint, sprint, splint, quint, fingerprint, clint, misprint, peppermint, reprint, vint, newsprint, kint, wint, shoeprint, comprint, out of print, silk screen print, photographic print, klint, lemon mint, contact print, flynt, basil mint, techint, water mint, apple mint, roman print, eau de cologne mint, corn mint, optical flint, mountain mint, mustang mint, swint, downy wood mint, hairy wood mint, wood mint, schwindt, sindt, kindt, klindt, rindt, windt.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lint:
dry, wet, imaginary, little, white, soft, fine, boric, clean, more, invisible, boracic, short, much, long, surgical, marine, oiled, straight, folded, sterile, nonexistent, fresh, red, less, button, moistened, green, loose, moist, blue, navel, enough, foft, brown, damp, antiseptic, coarse, gray, finest, airborne, ordinary, plain, pink, greased, wetted, excess, precious, dotted, dirty, prepared, longer, yellow, dryer, thick, acid, fuzzy, hot, fluffy, sterilised, immature, clotted, colored, excessive, vertical, unseen, silky, warm, soaked, static, bloody, styptic, existent, cotton.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lint:
head, seed, heads, picking, cotton, mill, cough, room, picker, stock, feed, free, swinglings, mills, scraper, removal, wheel, tap, white, making, boors, shedding, moisture, breaks, slide, records, towel, widths, holes.

Consonant match to lint:
lent, learnt, lant, lunt, lente, landt, lundt.

Words that sound like lint:
lint, lent, lunt, lind, lant, linde, lynd, lynde, lnt, lindh, lend, lund, lunde, lende, land, lit, lin, lynn, learnt, lynch, flint, lyn, lined, glint, clint, leaned, lynne, loaned, litt, lins, lynched, linnet, linn, linch, lond, lynette, lnd, lints, linz, lande, linh, limbed, linty, laned, linette, laund, blint, linne, flynt, lidt, linnie, lynnette, linney, llin, klint, linter, linie, lintz, lawned, lyt, llyn, lichte, -land, elint, lisne, launde, lintu, linns, lawnd, hint, wint, windt, chint, blunt, len, lenny, lennie, leno, leant, lanai, lenna, lany, legt, blent, lanae, lenn, glunt, lanette, lenni, lenart, lehn, lehne, -let, alant, lebt, lehnert, allant, glent, lanao, leched.