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linch-pin
ˈlinch-pin Also 4 lyns-, 7–9 lince, lins(e, 9 (doubtfully genuine) link-. See also linpin. [f. linch n.1 + pin.] A pin passed through the end of an axle-tree to keep the wheel in its place.1376–7 Compotus Roll Hyde Manor (MS. Deeds Westmr. Abbey), In ij camellis ferri vocatis lynspins emptis pro car... Oxford English Dictionary
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Home - FEED. The Agency, Healthcare Marketing Agency
FEED is the linch-pin between medical device companies and a physician's practice. As former medical device executive leaders, they are pioneers in taking the latest medical device and regionally marketing key physician practices to attract more patients and grow revenue from the device and their practice.
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lin-pin
ˈlin-pin Obs. exc. dial. Also 4–6 lynpin, 5 -pyne, linepin, 7 linnpin. [f. lin (see linch n.1) + pin.] = linch-pin.c 1330 Durham Acc. Rolls (Surtees) 518 In..duobus Lyn⁓pinnes. c 1425 Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 665/29 Hoc hunullum, lynpyne. 1523 Fitzherb. Husb. §5 With..ii. lyn pinnes of yren in the axiltr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Puretic power block
of the United Nations (FAO), "no single invention has contributed more to the success of purse seine net hauling" than the power block, which was "the linch-pin wikipedia.org
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lin-nail
lin-nail Sc. and north. dial. [f. *lin (see linch n.1) + nail. Cf. Ger. dial. lonnagel.] = linch-pin.1496 Ld. Treas. Acc. Scot. I. 293 Item, for fyfty iij chenȝeis, to the lynnalis of the cartis and the erleddir pynnys..ixs. 1562 Wills & Inv. N.C. (Surtees 1835) 207 One wayne w{supt}{suph} yron boun... Oxford English Dictionary
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Shark fin trading in Costa Rica
As of 2003, no full-scale government investigation has been instituted into the port of Puntarenas, widely known to be the linch-pin of the illegal Costa wikipedia.org
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linch
▪ I. linch, n.1 Obs. exc. in Comb. (lɪnʃ) Forms: α. 1 lynis, 4 lins, 5 lynce, 4, 8–9 dial. lince. β. 6 linche, 9 linch. [OE. lynis masc. = OS. lunisa fem. (Du. luns, lens, late MHG. luns, lunse, mod.G. lünse). A shorter form lin (? OE. *lyne:—*luni-) corresponding to OHG. lun fem., mod.G. dial. lunn... Oxford English Dictionary
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Catholic Monarchs of Spain
The Council of Castile was intended "to be the central governing body of Castile and the linch-pin of their governmental system" with wide powers and with wikipedia.org
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washer
▪ I. washer, n.1 (ˈwɒʃə(r)) Forms: 4 ? waschere, 5–6 wassher, (5 wasscher, 6 waysher), 6 Sc. weschear, veschiar, 7 Sc. wascher, 6– washer. [f. wash v. + -er1. An OE. wæscere is given by Sweet A.S. Dict., but no example has been found, though the existence of the word is probable: cf. washester.] 1. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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feather
▪ I. feather, n. (ˈfɛðə(r)) Forms: α. 1, 2 feðer, 3 south. veðer, 2–5 feþer(e, -ir, 4–6 feder, 5 fedder, 5 fedyr, 4–6 fether, 6– feather. β. 1 fiðer(e, fyðer(e, 2 fi-, fyðer, 2, 4 fyþer. [Com. Teut. OE. feðer str. fem. = OS. fethara (Du. veder, veer), OHG. fedara (MHG. veder(e, mod.G. feder), ON. fi... Oxford English Dictionary
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