Definition of antrin in English:

antrin

adjective ˈantrɪn

Northumberland, English Regional, Scottish

1Occasional, odd, chance.
2Peculiar, strange, singular.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Pennecuik (1652–1722), physician and poet. Apparently from anter, aunter, etc., variants of adventure + -in, variant of -ing.

Definition of antrin in US English:

antrin

adjectiveˈantrɪn

Northumberland, English Regional, Scottish

1Occasional, odd, chance.
2Peculiar, strange, singular.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Pennecuik (1652–1722), physician and poet. Apparently from anter, aunter, etc., variants of adventure + -in, variant of -ing.

词汇	antrin
释义	Definition of antrin in English: antrin adjective ˈantrɪn Northumberland, English Regional, Scottish 1Occasional, odd, chance. 2Peculiar, strange, singular. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Pennecuik (1652–1722), physician and poet. Apparently from anter, aunter, etc., variants of adventure + -in, variant of -ing. Definition of antrin in US English: antrin adjectiveˈantrɪn Northumberland, English Regional, Scottish 1Occasional, odd, chance. 2Peculiar, strange, singular. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Pennecuik (1652–1722), physician and poet. Apparently from anter, aunter, etc., variants of adventure + -in, variant of -ing.
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