linseed /linˈsēd/

Lint or flaxseed (also lintˈseed)

linˈseed-cake noun

The cake remaining when the oil is pressed out of lint or flaxseed, used as a food for sheep and cattle

linˈseed-meal noun

The meal of linseed, used for poultices and as a cattle food

linseed oil noun

Oil extracted from flaxseed, having many industrial applications

lint /lint/

1. Flax (Scot)
2. Scraped linen, or a cotton substitute, for dressing wounds
3. Cotton fibre (esp US)
4. Raw cotton
5. Small pieces of thread, fluff, etc that cling to clothes and furniture and accumulate in the filters of washing machines and driers and in navels

linˈter noun (US)

1. A machine for stripping off short cotton fibre from the ginned seeds
2. (in pl) the fibre so removed

lintˈy adjective

lintˈseed noun (Scot)

Flaxseed for sowing

lintˈwhite adjective

Flaxen

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