tin can in English

noun

1

a tinplate or aluminum container for preserving food, especially an empty one.

Toby walked back to the kitchen, quickly scraped some dog food out of a tin can into Bucky's dish, and placed it on the floor.

noun

can, tin

Use "tin can" in a sentence

1. The tin can bounced down the steps.

2. He beat out a tune on a tin can.

3. The boy beat out a tune on a tin can.

4. How can you get close to nature in a tin can like that?

5. C1950s Addressograph Duro Clear Ribbon Addressograph Multigraph Corporation Cleveland, Ohio, Stationary Advertising Tin Can Bottlessoldcheap

6. 17 It had one headlight, no starter motor, and earned the nickname, "the tin can."

7. Bidi Pouch comes in a tin can and contains natural fibers and a chew-base filler

8. I will never forget that hungry little boy standing in the cold, holding up his empty tin can.

9. I will never forget that starving little boy left standing in the cold, holding up an empty tin can.

10. If we drop a tin can probably nothing will happen; at the worst we may make a small dent.

11. They left behind, however, pieces of broken glass, bottle caps, tin-can tabs, and too many cigarette butts to count.

12. Chargrilled, the pioneers of the t shirt in a tin can, bring you cool and funny t shirts at great value.

13. Bidonville, (French: “tin can city”) name given, especially in Francophone North Africa, to the poorest slum quarters of rapidly growing, unplanned cities

14. “The Bidi Pouch is a nicotine delivery product presented in a small rounded-shaped tin can that consumers can simply pop in between their lips and gums

15. The basic principle of the Calorimeter is to use the energy released by the selected food during combustion to heat water that is contained in a tin can