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Lincoln green
noun
- an olive-green color.
- British Obsolete. a forester's outfit, perhaps of bright green:
clad in Lincoln green.
Lincoln green
noun
- a yellowish-green or brownish-green colour
- ( as adjective )
a Lincoln-green suit
- a cloth of this colour
Word History and Origins
Origin of Lincoln green1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Lincoln green1
Example Sentences
The family's solicitors, Ison Harrison, said Ms Berihew was concerned about one of her children falling from the window after becoming aware of the death of six-year-old Liam Shackleton, who fell from the window of a neighbouring tower block at Lincoln Green, in 2011.
Officers also recovered Mr Barrott's silver Toyota Avensis from the Lincoln Green area of Leeds shortly before 19:00 BST on Tuesday.
The Shearbridge and University area of Bradford recorded 37 cases in a week while in Leeds, where the rate has also risen steeply, there were 24 in the Lincoln Green and St James area.
O’Neil Wildgoose, 43, said he, his wife and their dog spent two days on the roof of their home in Freeport’s Lincoln Green neighborhood, ravaged by a 12-foot storm surge that “came like a tsunami.”
This man was as notable as the sycamore, far he stood or lay seven feet without his shoes, and he was dressed in nothing but a kind of kilt made of Lincoln green worsted.
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