a. Obs. [OE. tinen, f. TIN sb. + -EN4. So WFlem. tinnen.] Made or consisting of tin.

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c. 1000.  Ælfric, Gram., vi. (Z.), 15. Stagnum, tin, stagneus, tinen.

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c. 1440.  Pallad. on Husb., VI. 99. Other with tynnen tounges take her strynges.

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1551–2.  in Swayne, Sarum Churchw. Acc. (1896), 278. For a tynnen Bottell to fetch Wyne in.

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1631.  Bp. Webbe, Quietn. (1657), 82. A tinnen or earthen vessel.

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1653.  H. Cogan, trans. Pinto’s Trav., xxiv. 91. The women wore great tinnen Bracelets about … their arms.

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