Associations to the word «Whin»
Noun
- Av
- Sill
- Th
- Darby
- Git
- Shields
- Manny
- Cairn
- Twa
- Cassidy
- Fer
- Fr
- Ous
- Tyne
- Ard
- Stratum
- Tis
- Dat
- Mane
- Dey
- Clancy
- Grate
- Bog
- Loot
- Bugle
- Bridget
- Hogan
- Broom
- Ar
- Feller
- Gin
- Ob
- Clump
- Grady
- Jameson
- Shovel
- Ut
- Bold
- Lim
- Lava
- Moor
- Bush
- Paddy
- Int
- Tu
- Fin
- Heather
- Junction
- Hillside
- Shrub
- Blind
- Lad
- Er
- Judy
- Lin
- Ti
- Cow
- Finn
- Bin
- Dock
- Masse
- Willie
- Milton
- Brick
- Tang
- Sure
- Se
- Say
- Stone
- Curve
- Comes
- Wash
- Goe
- Tim
- Shed
- Li
- Brien
- Vein
- Pipe
- Wind
- Ain
- Min
- Like
Adverb
Wiktionary
WHIN, noun. Gorse; furze.
WHIN, noun. The plant woad-waxen.
WHIN, noun. Whinstone.
Dictionary definition
WHIN, noun. Very spiny and dense evergreen shrub with fragrant golden-yellow flowers; common throughout western Europe.
WHIN, noun. Small Eurasian shrub having clusters of yellow flowers that yield a dye; common as a weed in Britain and the United States; sometimes grown as an ornamental.
WHIN, noun. Any of various hard colored rocks (especially rocks consisting of chert or basalt).
Wise words
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