tind
verb
ˈtin(d),
ˈtīn
-ed/-ing/-s
transitive verb
dialectal, England : to set on fire : kindle, ignite
intransitive verb
dialectal, England : to catch fire or become inflamed : burn
Word History
Etymology
Middle English tinden, from (assumed) Old English tyndan; akin to Old English tendan to kindle
- all ears
- all every point of the compass
- all eyes
- all eyes are on
- all fingers and thumbs
- all fives
- All Fools' Day
- all for
- all for naught
- all for the best
- all fours
- all get-out
- all go
- all hail
- all hands
- all heart
- all hell breaks loose
- all hours
- all in
- all in a day's work
- all in all
- all in favor
- all in good time
- all in one
- all in one whack