Lints

You want a hint of fuzz or nap on the cloth because dust adheres better to the fuzz or nap, but do not use a cloth that lints. ❋ CHERYL MENDELSON (2005)

If a proper liniment is procured and lints sprinkled with it wrapped round the joints, the pain will be wonderfully relieved. ❋ John Kirk (N/A)

His fingers shook as he spread out the lints and bandages. ❋ Harold MacGrath (1901)

An attendant, a sort of hospital assistant, was allowed to accompany the doctor to the cell, carrying his lints, drugs, and instruments. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)

I was kind of ticked because no matter what I do, the clear coat attracted lints. ❋ Unknown (2010)

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**hazza momint ov cy-lints furr hur bar-hoppin dayz** ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Obj efts all richly variegafvd with their natural 'lints and Colours, the Buildings all in Perfpective, with a natural Relievo by Light and Shade! ❋ Unknown (1781)

(the pieces of splinters off the floor and dirt, lints and slubs). ❋ Unknown (1976)

As soon as the news of the terrible battle of Pittsburg Landing reached her, she gathered together a supply of lints and bandages, and provided herself with such stimulants and other supplies as might be required, not forgetting a good share of delicacies, and hastened to the scene of suffering and carnage, where she toiled incessantly day and night in her pilgrimage of love and mission of mercy for more than three weeks, and then only returned with a steamboat-load of the wounded on their way to the general hospitals. ❋ Mary C. Vaughan (N/A)

Sunt maximam aegri fomnia. rGrimm) Bfmtrkungm lints Rtiftndm dur Bcine-kun - Frankrmh, Kngland und fiolland in ❋ Unknown (1793)

'' To pay her dutcoas tribute she appears/* iTlie curtain theu drew, and discovered Mrs. Bellamy; who w4« to have spoken a few lints; but her powers were annihilated by hor fediugA; and, in plain prose, blic expressed herself to this I'ftrct: "T luit she felt the utmost gratitude for the favour of the ❋ Unknown (1782)