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Definitions for Jin

[1] jinn.
[2] gin6.
[3] Chin.
[4] Also Tsin. any of three dynasties that ruled in China, a.d. 265–316 (the Western Chin), a.d. 317–420 (the Eastern Chin), and a.d. 936–46 (the Later Chin).
[5] a dynasty that ruled in China 1115–1234.
[6] a female Aborigine.
[7] an Aboriginal wife.
[8] (Mandarin) Chinese name for catty 2
[9] the protruding part of the lower jaw
[10] the front part of the face below the lips Related adjective: genial
[11] keep one's chin up to keep cheerful under difficult circumstances Sometimes shortened to: chin up!
[12] take it on the chin informal to face squarely up to a defeat, adversity, etc
[13] gymnastics to raise one's chin to (a horizontal bar, etc) when hanging by the arms
[14] (tr) informal to punch or hit (someone) on the chin
[15] an alcoholic drink obtained by distillation and rectification of the grain of malted barley, rye, or maize, flavoured with juniper berries
[16] any of various grain spirits flavoured with other fruit or aromatic essences sloe gin
[17] an alcoholic drink made from any rectified spirit
[18] a primitive engine in which a vertical shaft is turned by horses driving a horizontal beam or yoke in a circle
[19] Also called: cotton gin a machine of this type used for separating seeds from raw cotton
[20] a trap for catching small mammals, consisting of a noose of thin strong wire
[21] a hand-operated hoist that consists of a drum winder turned by a crank
[22] to free (cotton) of seeds with a gin
[23] to trap or snare (game) with a gin
[24] an archaic word for begin
[25] Scot if
[26] Australian offensive , slang an Aboriginal woman

Words nearby Jin

jimp, jimson weed, jiménez, jiménez de cisneros, jiménez de quesada, jin, jinan, jingal, jingdezhen, jinghis khan, jingle

Origin of Jin

gin6First recorded in 1820–30, gin is from the Dharuk word di-yin

Word origin for Jin

ginC19: from a native Australian language