mink

[ mingk ]

/ mɪŋk /

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noun, plural minks, (especially collectively) mink.

a semiaquatic weasellike animal of the genus Mustela, especially the North American M. vison.

the fur of this animal, brownish in the natural state and having lustrous outside hairs and a thick, soft undercoat.

a coat, stole, etc., made of this fur.

Origin of mink

1425–75; late Middle English, of uncertain origin

Words nearby mink

Mini-Vac, minivacuum, minivan, miniver, minivet, mink, minke, minke whale, Minkowski, Minkowski space-time, Minkowski world

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Example sentences from the Web for mink

This past January, the idea of MINK came to Choi—the concept, from thought to finished product, took roughly a month.
This 3-D Printer Can Change Fashion's Diversity Problem|Erin Cunningham|June 9, 2014|DAILY BEAST
One 1918 example, in wispy silk chiffon and lace is even trimmed in mink!
What Lies Beneath: How Lingerie Got Sexy|Raquel Laneri|June 5, 2014|DAILY BEAST
How cold does it have to be to justify one of their mink dresses?
New York Fashion Week: Top-Trends Roundup|Robin Givhan|February 17, 2012|DAILY BEAST
The mink, nothing daunted, crouched again, in readiness for whatever that something might be.
Red Fox|Charles G. D. Roberts

Presently, a mink came out where poor Bunny first appeared—nose to the ground, and hunting like a ferret.
Two Years in Oregon|Wallis Nash
Some dogs will not run mink unless especially trained while others take naturally to mink hunting.
Hunting Dogs|Oliver Hartley
Mink are great travelers, but each individual animal has his regular route and seldom ventures far out of his course.
Fur Farming|A. R. Harding
I smoked an inexpensive cigar; Mink lit a more pretentious one.
Police!!!|Robert W. Chambers

British Dictionary definitions for mink

mink

/ (mɪŋk) /

noun plural mink or minks

any of several semiaquatic musteline mammals of the genus Mustela, of Europe, Asia, and North America, having slightly webbed feet

the highly valued fur of these animals, esp that of the American mink (M. vison)

a garment made of this, esp a woman's coat or stole

Word Origin for mink

C15: from Scandinavian; compare Danish mink, Swedish mänk

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释义	mink [ mingk ] / mɪŋk / SEE SYNONYMS FOR mink ON THESAURUS.COM noun, plural minks, (especially collectively) mink. a semiaquatic weasellike animal of the genus Mustela, especially the North American M. vison. the fur of this animal, brownish in the natural state and having lustrous outside hairs and a thick, soft undercoat. a coat, stole, etc., made of this fur. Origin of mink 1425–75; late Middle English, of uncertain origin Words nearby mink Mini-Vac, minivacuum, minivan, miniver, minivet, mink, minke, minke whale, Minkowski, Minkowski space-time, Minkowski world Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for mink This past January, the idea of MINK came to Choi—the concept, from thought to finished product, took roughly a month. This 3-D Printer Can Change Fashion's Diversity Problem\|Erin Cunningham\|June 9, 2014\|DAILY BEAST One 1918 example, in wispy silk chiffon and lace is even trimmed in mink! What Lies Beneath: How Lingerie Got Sexy\|Raquel Laneri\|June 5, 2014\|DAILY BEAST How cold does it have to be to justify one of their mink dresses? New York Fashion Week: Top-Trends Roundup\|Robin Givhan\|February 17, 2012\|DAILY BEAST The mink, nothing daunted, crouched again, in readiness for whatever that something might be. Red Fox\|Charles G. D. Roberts Presently, a mink came out where poor Bunny first appeared—nose to the ground, and hunting like a ferret. Two Years in Oregon\|Wallis Nash Some dogs will not run mink unless especially trained while others take naturally to mink hunting. Hunting Dogs\|Oliver Hartley Mink are great travelers, but each individual animal has his regular route and seldom ventures far out of his course. Fur Farming\|A. R. Harding I smoked an inexpensive cigar; Mink lit a more pretentious one. Police!!!\|Robert W. Chambers British Dictionary definitions for mink mink / (mɪŋk) / noun plural mink or minks any of several semiaquatic musteline mammals of the genus Mustela, of Europe, Asia, and North America, having slightly webbed feet the highly valued fur of these animals, esp that of the American mink (M. vison) a garment made of this, esp a woman's coat or stole Word Origin for mink C15: from Scandinavian; compare Danish mink, Swedish mänk Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to mink frock, raincoat, overcoat, cloak, jacket, suit, wrap, tuxedo, windbreaker, threads, trench, cape, tux, anorak, slicker, ulster, cutaway, mackinaw, topcoat, tails
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mink

noun, plural minks, (especially collectively) mink.

Origin of mink

Words nearby mink

Example sentences from the Web for mink

British Dictionary definitions for mink

noun plural mink or minks

Word Origin for mink

Words related to mink