carlin
/ˈkɑːrlɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a small tree or shrub, especially one of the genus Carpinus, having a straight trunk and branches that form a conical crown.
“The carlin tree provided shade during the summer months.”
2. noun
a short, thick stake or post, typically of wood, used to support or hold something in place.
“The carlin held the fence in place while the repairman worked.”
3. noun
a person, typically a man, who is skilled in or enjoys drinking ale.
“The carlin at the pub knew the best local beers to order.”
4. verb
to drive or propel (a vehicle) with a long, sweeping motion, typically with a stick or branch.
“The children carlined their toy car across the floor.”