Crossword clues for gins
gins
- Cottonseed removers
- Cotton seed removers
- Cotton de-seeders
- Bombay and Beefeater
- Wins at cards, perhaps
- Wins at a certain card game
- Wins a certain card game
- Whitney's inventions
- Tanqueray offerings
- Tanqueray and Bombay, to name two
- Some liquors and card games
- Some bar stock
- Sloe and cotton
- Shows one's hand, in a way
- Seed-removing machines
- Removes seeds from
- Martini liquors
- Liquors used in martinis
- Liquors made by Beefeater and Tanqueray
- Holds a winning hand
- Goes out, in a game
- Goes out at the card table, in a way
- Gimlet options
- Eli Whitney devices
- Deseeding machines
- Cottonseed separators
- Cottonseed extractors
- Cotton harvesting machines
- Cotton contraptions
- Cotton ___ (machines that remove the seeds from certain plants)
- Clear liquors
- Choices for Negroni cocktails
- Boodles and Beefeater
- Beefeater products
- Beefeater and Bombay Sapphire
- Bartender bottles
- Bar staples
- Alternatives to Scotches
- Whitney contraptions
- Goes out, in a card game
- Deseeders
- Some traps
- They're worth bonuses, in cards
- Array on a bar shelf
- Traps
- Goes out in a game of rummy
- Machines on cotton plantations
- Bombay and Boodles
- Plantation machines
- Generates, with "up"
- Snares
- Certain snares
- Wins in a card game
- Cotton seeders
- "And Phoebus ___ arise": Shak.
- Cotton machines
- We cotton to these devices
- Card-game cries
- Wins a card game
- Cotton and sloe
- Scores in a card game
- Drinks; traps
- Bar stock
- Bar offerings
- Bar array
- Cotton processors
- Bar bottles
- Goes out, in a way
- Cotton deseeders
- Cotton-pickin' contraptions
- Beefeater and Bombay, e.g
- Tanqueray and Beefeater, e.g
- Speakeasy drinks
- Some speakeasy drinks
- Liquor store offerings
- Gordon's beverages
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
GINS (protein complex)
GINS is a protein complex essential to the DNA replication process in the cells of eukaryotes. The complex participates in the initiation and elongation stages of replication.
The name GINS is an acronym created from the first letters of the Japanese numbers 5-1-2-3 (go-ichi-ni-san) in a reference to the 4 protein subunits of the complex: Sld5, Psf1, Psf2, and Psf3.
A similar complex has been identified in Archaea.
Usage examples of "gins".
I sell some gins in a day, when we have it but I remember you all right.
Then he made us pink gins to celebrate while the champagne was cooling.
We drank some gin, not pink gins but the neat spirit in water glasses.
We will play New York rules, with gins and undercuts to count twenty each and blitzes double.