Lincoln
Lincoln¹
Definition
Lin·coln (liŋ′kən)
noun
a breed of sheep with long wool: orig. from Lincolnshire
Lincoln²
Definition
Lin·coln (liŋ′kən)
Lincoln,
Abraham 1809-65; 16th president of the U.S. (1861-65): assassinated
Related Forms:
- ☆ Lincolnesque Lin′·coln·esque′ (liŋ′kən esk′) adjective
- ☆ Lincolnian Lin·coln′·ian (liŋ kō′nē ən) adjective
Lincoln³
Definition
Lin·coln (liŋ′kən)
Etymology: after Pres. Abraham Abraham Lincoln
capital of Nebr., in the SE part: pop. 226,000- city in Lincolnshire, England: county district pop. 77,000
Lincoln Quotes
Lincoln's bedroom! And you see that great bed, it looks like a cathedral.
He still had his glorious sense of words drawn from the special reservoir from which Lincoln also drew, fed by Shakespeare and thoseTudor critics who wrote the first Prayer Book of Edward VI and their Jacobean successors who translated the Bible.
When Abraham Lincoln was shovelled into the tombs, he forgot the copperheads and the assassin in the dust, in the cool tombs.
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