Definition of bin:

• To put into a bin; as, to bin wine.
• To put into or store in a bin; as, to bin liquor.
• To store in a bin.
• the quantity contained in a bin
• A box, frame, crib, or inclosed place, used as a receptacle for any commodity; as, a corn bin; a wine bin; a coal bin.
• An old form of Be and Been.
• A euphonic form of the prefix Bi-.
• An inclosed place used as a receptacle for any material; as, a coal bin.
• A place for storing corn, wine.
• A box for storing grain, wine, etc.
• A receptacle for corn, flour, dust, coal, & c.; a partition in a cellar for wine- bottles.
• A wooden box or chest used for holding corn or flour, & c.; a compartment in a wine- cellar.
• A prefix meaning double; by twos; of two; another form of bis, twice.

Usage examples for bin

1. My word, me bin pick'm up easy fella.  Tropic Days by E. J. Banfield

2. It must 'ave bin a fire by the way I see yer run.  Jonah by Louis Stone

3. " He's more like himsel' than he's bin sin' Easter," said one woman, " and none o' that crossed look, as if things had gone contrairy;- Lord bless you, not cross- he's a deal too good a man for that- but crossed- looking; it might be crossed in love for what I can tell."  The Perpetual Curate by Mrs [Margaret] Oliphant