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tinct

adjective \ ˈtiŋ(k)t \

Definition of tinct

: colored, tinged

Origin and Etymology of tinct

Latin tinctus, past participle

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tinct

noun

Definition of tinct

: tincture, tinge

First Known Use of tinct

1602

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tinct

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medical Definition of tinct

tincture

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