sinsyne

adverb sin·syne \ˈsin-ˌsīn\

Definition of SINSYNE

chiefly Scottish

: since that time

Middle English (Scots) sensyne, from sen since (contraction of Middle English sithen) + syne since — more at since, syne

First Known Use: 14th century

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