sain
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transitive verb \ˈsān\Definition of SAIN
1
dialect British : to make the sign of the cross on (oneself)
2
dialect British : bless
Origin of SAIN
Middle English, from Old English segnian, from Late Latin signare, from Latin, to mark — more at sign
First Known Use: before 12th century
Rhymes with SAIN
ain, Aisne, ane, Bain, bane, blain, brain, cane, chain, crane, deign, drain, fain, fane, feign, gain, grain, Kane, lane, Lane, main, mane, pain, Paine, pane, plain, plane, quean, rain, reign, rein, sane, seine, Seine, skein, Spain, sprain, stain, strain, swain, thane, thegn, train, twain, Twain, vain, vane, vein, wain, wane, Wayne
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