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Definition of ginned - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
machineryTECH. processed by a gin machineTECH.
- The ginned cotton was ready for shipment.
2.
- He was completely ginned after the party.
Origin of ginned
English, gin (to trap)
Examples of ginned in a sentence
Ginned products are often exported to various countries. He got ginned at the local pub. After a few drinks, she was ginned and laughing loudly.
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- French:égrené, ivre, ...
- German:verarbeitet, betrunken, ...
- Italian:sgranato, ubriaco di gin, ...
- Spanish:procesado por una máquina de gin, borracho de ginebra, ...
- Portuguese:processado, embriagado, ...
- Chinese:经过轧棉机处理的, 因喝杜松子酒醉的, ...
- Japanese:ジン機で処理された, ジン酔いの, ...
- Arabic:مَحْلوج, مُسْكَر بِالجِنّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּבָּד עַל יְדֵי מְכוֹנַת גִ'ין, שִׁכּוֹר מִגִ'ין, ...
- Russian:очищенный, пьяный от джина, ...
- Ukrainian:очищений, п'яний, ...
- Hindi:जिन मशीन द्वारा संसाधित, जिन से नशे में, ...
Definition of gin - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
alcoholstrong liquor flavored with juniper berries
- She ordered a gin and tonic.
2.
gameform of rummy with specific rules
- We played gin rummy all night.
3.
cotton processingTECH. machine for separating cotton fibers from seedsTECH.
- The cotton gin revolutionized the textile industry..
4.
mechanicsDated machine for lifting heavy objectsDated
- The workers used a gin to move the stones.
5.
huntingDated trap for catching small animalsDated
- He set a gin to catch rabbits.
Verb
1.
cotton processingTECH. US separate seeds from cotton fibers using a machineTECH. US
- They gin the cotton before shipping it.
2.
huntingDated trap or snare animalsDated
- They used to gin rabbits in the old days..
Images of gin
strong liquor flavored with juniper berries 
machine for separating cotton fibers from seeds 
machine for lifting heavy objects 
trap for catching small animals
Expressions with gin
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stimulate or increase interest or excitement
The campaign ginned up enthusiasm among the voters.
cocktail made with gin and tonic water
He ordered a gin and tonic at the bar..
cocktail mixing gin with aromatic bitters
He ordered a gin and bitters at the bar.
cocktail with gin, lemon juice, sugar, and fizzy water
She ordered a gin fizz at the bar.
rummy variant where unmatched cards total less than ten
He won the gin rummy game by going out early.
machine separating cotton fibers from seeds
The cotton gin revolutionized the cotton industry.
cocktail with gin and fruit juices
She ordered a gin blossom at the party.
bartender who specializes in gin-based drinks
The gin jockey crafted a perfect martini.
lavish bar known for serving gin
They visited a gin palace for cocktails.
dark red liqueur made from sloe berries
She enjoyed a glass of sloe gin after dinner.
traditional juniper-flavored liquor from the Netherlands
He ordered a glass of Dutch gin at the bar.
mixed drink of gin, soda, and fruit
We made a gin bucket for the party.
cocktail made with gin lime juice and soda water
She ordered a gin rickey at the bar.
alcoholic drink with gin and lemon or lime juice
He ordered a gin sling at the bar.
cocktail with gin and a dash of bitters
She ordered a pink gin at the bar.
mixed drink with gin and tonic water
She ordered a tonic and gin at the bar.
homemade gin made illegally during Prohibition
During Prohibition, many people resorted to bathtub gin.
informal bar serving alcoholic drinks
They spent the evening at the local gin mill.
cocktail made of gin and sweet vermouth
She ordered a gin and it at the bar.
disreputable or low-class bar
He stumbled into a seedy gin joint downtown.
Origin of gin
Dutch, genever (juniper)
Examples of gin in a sentence
He prefers gin over other spirits for its flavor. She taught me how to play gin last summer. Gin is his favorite card game at family gatherings. The gin was essential for the plantation's productivity. Inventors improved the gin to increase efficiency. A gin was essential for the construction project.
They operated the gin carefully to avoid accidents. The hunter checked the gin every morning. A gin was hidden under the leaves. Farmers gin the cotton after harvesting. The workers gin cotton daily at the factory. Hunters gin birds to study their migration patterns. They learned to gin animals for survival in the wild.
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- French:gin, égrener, ...
- German:Gin, entkörnen, ...
- Italian:gin, sgranare, ...
- Spanish:ginebra, quitar las semillas del algodón, ...
- Portuguese:gin, descaroçar, ...
- Chinese:杜松子酒, 轧, ...
- Japanese:ジン, ジンで処理する, ...
- Arabic:جين, حَلَجَ, ...
- Hebrew:ג׳ִין, לְנַפֵּט, ...
- Russian:джин, очищать, ...
- Ukrainian:джин, очищати, ...
- Hindi:जिन, बीज निकालना, ...
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