mined-out
/ˈˌmʌɪndˈaʊt/adjective
Of a mine, vein, etc.: thoroughly worked, so that further mining is impractical; exhausted of ore, etc.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Mansfield News Journal. From mined + out preposition interjection.
- old-woman-like
- old-womanliness
- old-womanly
- old woman's bitter
- old woman's tooth
- Old World
- old-worldish
- old-worldism
- old-worldliness
- old-worldly
- old-worldness
- old year
- ole
- -ole
- oleaceous
- oleaginity
- oleaginous
- oleaginously
- oleaginousness
- oleander
- oleander hawkmoth
- oleandomycin
- oleandrin
- oleandrine
- Olearia