Maskins
plural noun
Mas·kins
ˈmaskə̇nz,
ˈmȧs-
now dialectal, England
: mass entry 1 —used in the phrase by the Maskins
Word History
Etymology
mass entry 1 + -kin
- lion's-ear
- lion's-ears
- lion's-heart
- lion's-hearts
- lion's-mouth
- lion's-mouths
- lion's-snap
- lion's-snaps
- lion's-tail
- lion's-tails
- lion's-teeth
- lion's-tooth
- lion's-tooths
- Lion, Gulf of
- lion-dol
- lion-fi
- lion-hunter
- lion-mask
- lion-paw foot
- lion-tailed
- lion-tailed macaque
- lion-tailed monkey
- lion-tawny
- lioncel
- lioncels