tinct noun. [tɪŋkt] Now only poet. LME.
[Latin tinctus a dyeing, from tingere: see TINGE verb.]
1. Colour; a colouring matter; = TINCTURE noun 1, 2a. LME.

2. Alchemy. A transmuting elixir; = TINCTURE noun 3a. L15-E17.

3. fig. A touch or tinge of something; = TINCTURE noun 4c. M-L18.

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tinct verb trans. [tɪŋkt] Pa. t. & pple tinct (poet.), tincted. LME.
[Latin tinct- pa. ppl stem of tingere: see TINGE verb.]
1. Colour; dye; tinge, tint. Long only as pa. t. & pple. LME.

2. transf. & fig. Imbue or impregnate with a substance or quality, esp. in a slight degree. Long only as pa. t. & pple. LME.

3. Alchemy. Subject to a transmuting elixir. LME-M17.

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