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Tin Can (Noun)

Informal term for a destroyer.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The admiral ordered the tin can to escort the convoy through the treacherous waters.
During World War II, the US Navy's tin cans played a crucial role in defending against enemy submarines.
The captain of the tin can skillfully maneuvered his ship to avoid the incoming torpedo.
Tin cans were often the first line of defense for larger warships in naval battles.
The crew of the tin can worked tirelessly to repair the damage from the previous day's engagement.

Airtight sealed metal container for food or drink or paint etc..

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The soup was stored in a tin can to preserve its flavor and freshness for a longer period.
She carefully opened the tin can of paint and began to mix it with a stirrer.
The camping trip required a lot of food stored in tin cans to last throughout the week.
After emptying the tin can of beans, she washed it and put it in the recycling bin.
The old attic was filled with dusty tin cans of various sizes, once used for storing food and other household items.