let in
transitive verbDefinition of let in
(Entry 1 of 2)
1
: to insert or embed in (a surface)
lets in diagonal sheathing at each corner of the house
2
: to involve or commit unfavorably
the provisions … could still let us in for trouble— Elmer Davis smiled at all her schemes, little dreaming that … she was letting him in for some £20,000— Elizabeth Montizambert
3
: to share information with or allow to participate
learned a lot more … and I'll let you in on it— Rex Ingamells
let-in
adjectiveDefinition of let-in (Entry 2 of 2)
: shortened and widened by the cutting and sewing in of additional pieces
—used of pelts
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