tinman

[ tin-muhn ]

noun

, plural tin·men.

1. a tinsmith.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tinman¹

First recorded in 1605–15; tin + -man

Example Sentences

Phillip Attmore’s suave, tap-dancing Tinman, Nate Tenenbaum’s sassy Lion and Nehemiah Hooks’ lovable Scarecrow all shine in their introductory songs alongside a cast whose riffs and vocal runs are worthy of their own studio recording.

From Seattle Times

The questions became public on Tuesday when Sam Parsons, a professional runner for the Tinman Elite group, tweeted “Wait… this story of why pro runners in Flag are banned from using Sedona HS track for training rn cannot be real.”

From New York Times

The questions became public on Tuesday when Sam Parsons, a professional runner for the Tinman Elite group, tweeted “Wait… this story of why pro runners in Flag are banned from using Sedona HS track for training rn cannot be real.”

From New York Times

After leaving Winchester’s Millbrook High, Shirk took over for Joan and Marc Hunter, who won 19 state championships as a wife-and-husband coaching tandem before leaving for professional running team Tinman Elite this summer.

From Washington Post

Tinman Elite, a professional running team based there, announced Joan Hunter as its coach this week.

From Washington Post