binl (bin)

t.; pret. and pp. binned, ppr. bin ning. [ bin2+ (bin), adv. and prep. [=E. dial, and Sc. ben (see ben1 ), II. prep . 1. Of place, within; inside of; in. -2. Of time, within; during. bin3t, v. A shortened form of been , past participle, and obsolete infinitive and present indicative plural, of be . Bin is the ordinary pronunciation in the United States of the past participle been . Out of whom [Beda] cheifly hath bin gatherd since the Saxons arrival, such as hath bin deliverd, a scatterd story pickt out heer and there. Milton , Hist. Eng., iv. With ev'ry thing that pretty bin My lady sweet arise. Shak., Cymbeline, ii. 3 (song). Blushes that bin The burnish of no sin. Crashaw, Wishes to his supposed Mistre . As fresh as bin the flowers in May. Peele. bin a