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[Partly from obsolete taynt, to color, dye (from Anglo-Norman teint from past participle of teindre) (from Latin tingere), and partly from Middle English tainten, to convict (short for atteinten) (from Old French ataint past participle of ataindre, to attain, touch upon; see attain).]
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