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a linen tape used for trimming as a decoration
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A kind of tape or braid. -
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To guess. "She inkled what it was."
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To hint at; disclose. In this use somewhat uncertain, being found only in the following passage: -
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A kind of tape or braid formerly employed as a trimming, being sewed upon the surface as in modern braided work. It was either of a single color or of several in stripes. -
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A material formerly used for decorative needlework, either crewel or embroidery-wool, or perhaps silk or flax. -
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In modern use, a broad linen tape; wrought spinel.
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ingk′l (Shak.) a kind of broad linen tape. -
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Inkle
to have a hint of
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Prob.the same word as lingle, the first l being mistaken for the definite article in French. See Lingle
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary M. E. inclen, to hint at, which Skeat suspects to be corrupted from Dan. ymte, to mutter; cf. Ice. ym-ta, to mutter; ultimately imitative.
Inspired by what she learned about Lewis, she agreed to write a novel that involved Lewis and the Inklings , a group of Oxford scholars who would meet regularly to discuss stories they had written. connectionnewspapers.com
FIRST INKLINGS OF THE TITLE. usatoday.com
I believe he has an inkling of this. nybooks.com
On May 21, we had an inkling of the future of health care. mcrecord.com
Despite these enhancements, the CourseSmart e-textbooks still seem worlds apart from the Inkling concept of a product that completely transcends the book. campustechnology.com
Follett Higher Education Group Now Offering Inkling® Products. communityjournal.net
Lara's Library (Sort Of): Inkling Edition of Stitch 'n Bitch Superstar Knitting. journalgazette.net
Williams, who eventually took Jairus under his wing, had his first inkling of Byrd 's potential while watching a high school tape. goerie.com
CHARLOTTE – Rusty Wallace was stunned by his election to the NASCAR Hall of Fame, but he had an inkling just before being named one of five inductees Wednesday. usatoday.com
I feel like being able to go back on those examples, and being through those particular things, I've had an inkling of how to win. mlive.com
San Francisco based startup Inkling has launched an iPad app to bring interactive textbooks to the tablet computer. money.cnn.com
Granted, most people had little or no inkling of who Yoko Ono was before John Lennon entered her life in 1966. soundandvisionmag.com
But if you give a person just a chance, just an inkling of hope, you'd be surprised at what parolees can do. scpr.org
Wacom Inkling Digital Pen Review. maclife.com
LINCOLN — Davies Tech head coach Victor Oliveira usually has an inkling as to how his squad will execute prior to a contest. pawtuckettimes.com
The first inkling of a connection form in Riem(M ) arose in [2, 3], where the mention of horizontal and vertical components of metric velocities first appears.
Gauge Theory in Riem(M)
All other binary slices are identically zero. Looking at the slices, one would have no inkl ing of the interaction between the inputs of the underlying Volterra system. We shall return to this later in Section 9 in our discussion of B01 analysis.
Improved Volterra Kernel Methods with Applications to the Visual System
But he did have this inkling that something was missing.
Genesis of general relativity - Discovery of general relativity
Neptune was never in doubt, and Pluto started off with only an inkling of trouble.
Planetesimals To Brown Dwarfs: What is a Planet?
This conference showed us how far we have come from the days of Hiltner & Hall, and gave us an inkling of how far we have to go.
Conference Summary: The Cosmic Agitator - Magnetic Fields in the Galaxy
Only Mona, her favourite sister, had the smallest inkling of it, but even Mona was not in Nan's confidence just then. "The Odds" by
If you do, I s'an't w'ip you, Johnny, but I'll sp'inkle some ashes on your head! "Little Prudy's Dotty Dimple" by
None had an inkling of the truth. "The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes" by
I do not despair of arriving at some inkling of that truth. "Memoirs of Arthur Hamilton, B. A. Of Trinity College, Cambridge" by
Hal began to have an inkling of the reasons for his father's popularity. "The Clarion" by
He got an inkling of the economic problems that afflict society. "Burned Bridges" by
Tell me if you believe that any one on the post has any inkling of the truth. "The Deserter" by
Could you not give me some inkling as to what you desire? "Charred Wood" by
You seem to have had a sort of inkling about my brittleness when you were here. "The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II" by
It was his custom to mask his feelings so completely that very few had the smallest inkling as to his state of mind. "The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories" by
announced by royal letter,
without an earthly inkling how
it ought to make things better.
Men in the Department of Fulfilment inkled
how the town could be destroyed:
the oratorio was prevented.
Now I breathe the word of the prudence that walks abreast with time,
space, reality,
That answers the pride which refuses every lesson but its own.
in weak and tepid light of the October sun
persisting red as blood, in right full-growing,
without much inkling of the winter clouds to come.
Whan she gat the first inkling o' what wooing means
Frae a chiel in the clachan, wha aften was seen
Stealin' up the burnside to the cot-hoose at e'en.
Should that existence to the present bind;
Some innate inkling of experience
Should still imbue and permeate the mind,
If we, progressing, pass from state to state,
Or retrograde, as turns the wheel of fate.