linsey

[ lin-zee ]

noun

, plural lin·seys.

1. linsey-woolsey.

Example Sentences

Proteas captain Laura Wolvaardt hit 42 but England squeezed the rest, with left-armer Sophie Ecclestone delivering an impeccable 2-15 and Linsey Smith, Charlie Dean and Sarah Glenn claiming a wicket each.

From BBC

Murray condemned Muir and fellow moderator Linsey Davis for failing to contradict Harris when she claimed that Project 2025 is “a detailed and dangerous plan … that the former president intends on implementing if he were elected again.”

From Los Angeles Times

Spin dominated again on a slow, sluggish pitch as Linsey Smith and Charlie Dean took two wickets each.

From BBC

It was also the first time they have ever bowled 16 overs of spin and credit must be given for the selection of left-armer Linsey Smith over specialist seamer Lauren Bell.

From BBC

Sophie Ecclestone is the world's best T20 bowler with leg-spinner Sarah Glenn ranked fourth, while Charlie Dean and Linsey Smith add other dimensions.

From BBC