Synonym: assignment, chore, duty, function, job, role, task, work. Similar words: burst into, interesting, burst into laughter, testing, burst in, distinct, instinct, posting. Meaning: [stɪnt] 
n. 1. an unbroken period of time during which you do something 2. smallest American sandpiper 3. an individuals prescribed share of work. v. 1. subsist on a meager allowance 2. supply sparingly and with restricted quantities.
n. 1. an unbroken period of time during which you do something 2. smallest American sandpiper 3. an individuals prescribed share of work. v. 1. subsist on a meager allowance 2. supply sparingly and with restricted quantities. 
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61. He tried practicing in a firm after graduating from law school-in and around a stint in the military-and wanted out quickly.
62. After a short stint in a business house in New York City, Herman resolved to go to sea.
63. She praised him without stint.
64. We hope that you will not stint your criticism.
65. My wife spent money without stint.
66. He gave me money without stint.
67. I have to stint myself of food.
68. She gave of her time and money without stint.
69. He lavished money on his children without stint.
70. You can stint yourself of quite a few things, if it ultimately means you snaffle yourself something really worth having.
71. "Sweet dreams are made of this," sang Annie Lennox during her stint in the Eurythmics in the 1980s.
72. He later served as lieutenant governor and a brief stint as the unpopular governor of Massachusetts.
73. There has been speculation they will eventually move to Harewood Park in Herefordshire when the Prince finishes his stint in the RAF.
74. Her stint as a lifeguard usually consumes three hours a day.
75. For their own politics demands, they are not stint to make China "Demonization".
76. A short stint in the Moderate Security Ward of the Coco District Penetentiary ended when they conned their ways aboard a laundry speeder.
77. When you make this recipe, don't stint on the butter.
78. Way, way too many cover letters start out like this: "I spent 16 years teaching and transitioned into paralegal work, after which I did a stint in retail and picked up a Medical Assistant certificate.
78. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
79. I was very disappointed with the traffic in the second stint.
80. It should be a juvenile Red-necked Stint. Some scapular feathers show rufous fringe that could not fit to Temminck's Stint.
81. Then, after a stint in Washington with Anne Wexlers lobbying firm early in my presidency, she went home to Arkansas to live in the Ozarks.
82. The menswear designer spent most of his 25-year career with the Italian fashion house, leaving only for a short stint as a freelance fashion consultant in Hong Kong during the early 1990s.
83. Currently enjoying a stint with Oviedo Moderno, she is about to return to Buenos Aires after signing for Boca Juniors.
84. He had been in the service, including a four-year stint in field artillery.
85. He returns to the Czech capital following a two - year stint with Bordeaux.
86. Q : And the middle stint, you seemed to lose time then?
87. I'd stint myself to keep you both in a genteel and seemly style.
88. Pat Symonds: To be honest, the first stint unfolded pretty much as we expected.
89. The young Dubliner has impressed during his six-month loan stint at Hull and is due to return to United in the New Year for discussions over his next move.
90. he taught hand-to-hand combat to soldiers during a stint in the French army and then taught himself how to write software.
More similar words: burst into, interesting, burst into laughter, testing, burst in, distinct, instinct, posting, existing, destined, assist in, get into, obstinate, consist in, fit into, cut into, distinctive, clandestine, exhausting, distinction, abstinence, glinting, augustinian, Palestinian, destination, distinguish, distinguished, not in the least, at intervals, predestination.