Mind
Mind verb - To pay attention especially through the act of hearing.
Stint
Stint verb - Supply sparingly and with restricted quantities.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| original | original mind | original stint |
| entire | entire mind | entire stint |
| little | little mind | little stint |
| quick | quick mind | quick stint |
| Other adjectives: troubled. | ||
Common collocations
| girl | mind girl | stint girl |
Both words in one sentence
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AJ Lee had been thoroughly driven out of her mind by Daniel Bryan, so Vince McMahon decided to give her a stint as Raw's general manager, likely because he thought it would be funny or something.
Source: The Caligula - Even during his disastrous stint as the booker of WCW, a key thing to keep in mind is that, despite the booking meetings being attended by plenty of wrestling veterans and staff, no-one hammered into him just how dumb some of his ideas were.
Source: Mis-blamed -
Johan Liebert from Monster decides to pull a stint as an Uncanny Valley Boy in volumes 6 through 9, when he starts attending University of Munich as part of a plan to get at Hans Georg Schuwald and puts up a front of the most mind-bogglingly perfect human being in existence.
Source: Uncanny Valley Girl
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