oint
transitive verb
ˈȯint
-ed/-ing/-s
chiefly dialectal
: anoint
Word History
Etymology
Middle English ointen, from Middle French oint, past participle of oindre, from Latin ungere, unguere
- come in contact with
- come in for
- come in from the cold
- come in handy
- come in helpful
- come in on
- come in sight of
- come in sight of something
- come in useful
- come in/into bloom
- come in/into contact with
- come in/within sight of (something)
- come into
- come into being
- come into bloom
- come into conflict
- come into contact with
- come into existence
- come into favor
- come into flower
- come into one's head
- come into one's own
- come into play
- come into question
- come into someone's mind