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mim, mimp,
mimp [mɪmp]
v. To speak or otherwise act in an affected manner, to mouth one's words.
v. To speak or otherwise act in an affected manner, to mouth one's words.
manch, mince, mince$t, minced, minch, minched, mincher, mincht, minsh, minshed, minshed, minsht, munch, munth, muntht, mynch,
mince [mɪnʃ]
n. Mince. Minced meat.
v. To chop into small fragments.
pt. pp. mince't, minced adj. Minced col. Drunk.
n. Mince. Minced meat.
v. To chop into small fragments.
pt. pp. mince't, minced adj. Minced col. Drunk.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hingin mince: col. Sausages.
mincin: Mincing.
sweet mince: Chopped-up fruit.
mincin: Mincing.
sweet mince: Chopped-up fruit.
amind, amynd, major-mindit, major-myndit, mein, meind, meindeet, min, min$, min$it, min$less, min$t, mind, mind_o, mind_on, mindae, minded, mindeen, mindet, mindfae, mindfoo, mindfooness, mindfou, mindfu, mindfuness, mindin, minding, mindit, mindless, mine, minin, minit, mintin, miynd, miyndid, myn, myn_o, mynd, mynd_o, mynd_on, mynded, myndfu, myndfuness, myndin, myndit, myndless, myne, mynet, mynin, mynit, mynn, myntin, nairae-myndit, nairae-myndit, naira-mindit, nairra-myndit, nairra-mynit, oonmyntit, remyn, unmindit, unmyndit,
mind [maend, məin(d)]
n. The Mind. That which is recalled or remembered, memory, recollection. A reminder. Will, opinion, judgment.
v. To remember, recollect, call to mind. To remember a person in a will, to give someone a small gift to show that they have been in one's thoughts. To remind, to bring to one's notice, to jog one's memory. To recall a person to another by conveying greetings for him, to remember one mutual friend to another. To have a mind to, to intend, to incline to, to desire, to wish, to feel disposed to.
pt. pp. mindit
n. The Mind. That which is recalled or remembered, memory, recollection. A reminder. Will, opinion, judgment.
v. To remember, recollect, call to mind. To remember a person in a will, to give someone a small gift to show that they have been in one's thoughts. To remind, to bring to one's notice, to jog one's memory. To recall a person to another by conveying greetings for him, to remember one mutual friend to another. To have a mind to, to intend, to incline to, to desire, to wish, to feel disposed to.
pt. pp. mindit
Compounds and phrases etc.
amind [ə, ˈ-]: In mind (as in intention), minded, disposed.
amind o: In mind of.
hae mind o: Recall, have recollection.
keep mind o: Bear in mind, take heed.
major-mindit: Haughty, proud, high minded.
mindfu: Mindful, heedful, not forgetful or neglectful of.
mindfuness: Mindfulness,
mindin [ˈmaendɪn, ˈməin(d)ɪn]: A small gift, a memory.
mindless: Forgetful.
mind o(n): To remember, recall.
mind yersel: Look out!
nairae-mindit: Narrow-minded.
unmindit o: Unmindful of.
amind o: In mind of.
hae mind o: Recall, have recollection.
keep mind o: Bear in mind, take heed.
major-mindit: Haughty, proud, high minded.
mindfu: Mindful, heedful, not forgetful or neglectful of.
mindfuness: Mindfulness,
mindin [ˈmaendɪn, ˈməin(d)ɪn]: A small gift, a memory.
mindless: Forgetful.
mind o(n): To remember, recall.
mind yersel: Look out!
nairae-mindit: Narrow-minded.
unmindit o: Unmindful of.
maaine, meine, mine, minin, myne,
mine [məin]
n. A mine. A passageway or tunnel connecting the surface with the workings of a mineral seam either horizontal or somewhat inclined. An artificial water channel or drain in a quarry.
n. A mine. A passageway or tunnel connecting the surface with the workings of a mineral seam either horizontal or somewhat inclined. An artificial water channel or drain in a quarry.
Compounds and phrases etc.
minin: The act of digging a mine.
meneer, mineer, mineerum, mineir, minneer, minneir,
mineer [MN. mɪˈniːr]
also mineerum
n. A great din.
v. To make a noise.
also mineerum
n. A great din.
v. To make a noise.
meing, meingin, meinging, meng, ming, ming, minger, mingin, mingin$, minging, mingir, mings, mingse, mingster, minks, minkse, minkster, minz, munger,
ming [mɪŋ]
n. A mix or blend. A smell.
v. To mix, mingle, blend. To muddle, mix up, confuse.
n. A mix or blend. A smell.
v. To mix, mingle, blend. To muddle, mix up, confuse.
mingse [I.Sh. mɪŋ(k)s]
v. To mix, to mingle, to blend.
v. To mix, to mingle, to blend.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mingin [ˈmɪŋɪn]: The ingredients mixed with tar for sheep-smearing. Having a bad smell, stinking. col. Very drunk.
minger: An unattractive person.
mingster [I.Sh. ˈmɪŋ(k)stər]: A mixture.
minger: An unattractive person.
mingster [I.Sh. ˈmɪŋ(k)stər]: A mixture.
See mang also.
Meengishill, Meenishill, Mingishill,
Mingishill [ˈmɪŋɪshɪl, -hʌl, ˈmiŋɪs-]
pn. Menzieshill (Dundee).
pn. Menzieshill (Dundee).
mink, minker, minkie, minkit, monk, monker, munk, munker,
mink [mɪŋk, mʌŋk]
n. A noose, loop. A slip knot, a tether.
v. To bind, to ensnare, to hold fast.
pt. pp. minkit
n. A noose, loop. A slip knot, a tether.
v. To bind, to ensnare, to hold fast.
pt. pp. minkit
Compounds and phrases etc.
minker [ˈmɪŋkər]: A ragamuffin or rowdy. A tinker, a vagrant. dim. minkie.
minkin: Ensnaring in a noose, tethering.
minkin: Ensnaring in a noose, tethering.
minki, minkie, minky,
minkie [I.Sh. ˈmɪŋki]
adj. Small.
adj. Small.
baggie_minnon, baggy_minnies, mennen, minna, minnas, minnen, minnies, minnin, minnock, minnon,
minnon [ˈmɪnən, ˈmɛnən(t)]
also SW. WC. minnock
n. The minnow Phoxinus phoxinus.
also SW. WC. minnock
n. The minnow Phoxinus phoxinus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
baggie minnon: The minnow Phoxinus phoxinus .