| BLINTZES | • blintzes n. Plural of blintz. • BLINTZ n. (Yiddish) a thin filled pancake, also BLIN, BLINI, BLINTZE. |
| FLINTIER | • flintier adj. Comparative form of flinty: more flinty. • FLINTY adj. resembling flint. |
| FLINTIFY | • flintify v. (Transitive) To turn to flint. • FLINTIFY v. to turn into flint. |
| FLINTILY | • flintily adv. In a flinty manner. • FLINTY adv. resembling flint. |
| FLINTING | • flinting v. Present participle of flint. • flinting n. The act of making a flint tool. • FLINT v. to provide with a spark-producing rock. |
| GLINTIER | • GLINTY adj. glittering. |
| GLINTING | • glinting v. Present participle of glint. • glinting n. A glint. • GLINT v. to glitter, also GLENT. |
| GUNFLINT | • gunflint n. The piece of flint or other suitable natural stone that is used in a flintlock weapon to generate a spark. • GUNFLINT n. the flint in a flintlock. |
| LINTELED | • linteled adj. Alternative form of lintelled. • LINTELED adj. having a lintel, also LINTELLED. |
| LINTIEST | • lintiest adj. Superlative form of linty: most linty. • LINTY adj. covered with lint. |
| LINTINGS | • LINTING n. the act of putting lint on. |
| LINTLESS | • lintless adj. That does not contain, or does not shed lint. • LINTLESS adj. free from lint. |
| LINTSEED | • lintseed n. Archaic form of linseed. • LINTSEED n. a lint or flax seed. |
| SLINTERS | • slinters n. Plural of slinter. • SLINTER n. (Australian slang) a trick, also SLANTER. |
| SPLINTED | • splinted v. Simple past tense and past participle of splint. • SPLINT v. to put a splint on. |
| SPLINTER | • splinter n. A long, sharp fragment of material, often wood. • splinter n. A group that formed by splitting off from a larger membership. • splinter n. (Bridge) A double-jump bid which indicates shortage in the bid suit. |