lint - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • use: Cloth Application using a lint free, clean cloth is a much favored method.
  • remove: Remove the last residue of the lens cleaner with another dry cotton swab or two and then remove any cotton lint with compressed air.
  • collect: I want every piece of lint collected and analyzed.
  • run: To run lint simply enter the command: lint myprog.c.
  • take: Take a clean, cotton lint free cloth and apply the wax.
  • attract: But, the material used in the case makes it attract lint and dust like a magnet.

Adjective modifier

  • clean: Take a cotton bud or a clean lint free cloth.
  • dry: Let job stand for about 5 minutes then wipe the tiles and grout joints with a DRY lint free cloth.
  • soft: A good lens care kit will always include soft lint free cloth, dust free tissues, cleaning fluid and a blower brush.

Modifies a noun

  • mill: There were in addition at least two other mills, both lint mills for the processing of flax for the linen industry.
  • library: The -o option simply causes this file to be saved in the named lint library.
  • roller: U se the lint roller on the dirty clothes to get off the resistant hairs that can't be shaken off.
  • particle: The size of your cursor should be slightly larger than the width or height of the lint particle.
  • check: Following any options ( indicated by a leading - ) come lint check arguments.
  • program: This is not even close from being some kind of lint program for XPM.

Noun used with modifier

  • cotton: Finally, a short blast of canned air to remove any vestiges of cotton lint from the swabs.
  • program: It is named after the program lint which carries out a similar process for C programs.
  • spin: The Poor spin lint and wool principally for household consumption.
  • man: Check out the online manual pages ( man lint ) for complete details of lint.

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