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colin
1[ kol-in ]
noun
- any of several American quails, especially the bobwhite.
Colin
2[ kol-in, koh-lin; French kaw-lan; German koh-lin, -leen ]
noun
- a male given name.
Word History and Origins
Origin of colin1
Example Sentences
Colin and Susan Harrington, visiting Belfast on holiday from the north of England, said they did not believe the shops needed to open earlier on a Sunday.
Lesley Anderson's son Colin is a pupil at Mitchell House school in east Belfast which has a school nurse.
Ms Anderson said Colin had other needs that required a school nurse.
Ms McFeeters and fellow principal Colin Ward, of Parkview School in Lisburn, represented the Special Schools Strategic Leadership Group and were questioned about the review by assembly members.
Barrister Colin Mandy says while the prosecution will try to cast Ms Patterson's behaviour after the lunch as "incriminating", jurors should consider how someone might react in that situation.
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