mignon
- adjective
- /mɪnˈjɒn/
- Archaic
- The puppy looked especially mignon with its tiny pink bow.
Examples
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Everyone admired the mignon pastries displayed in the bakery window.
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She wore a mignon dress that made her look even more charming.
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Look at that mignon puppy playing in the garden!
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The mignon dress she wore was perfect for the party.
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The puppy looked especially mignon with its tiny pink bow.
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Everyone admired the mignon pastries displayed in the bakery window.
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She wore a mignon dress that made her look even more charming.
Synonyms
Small and cute like a tiny cup or kitten
Food that is small, pretty, and has a light, pleasant taste
Small and stylish, used for French food or fashion
Small and pretty in a neat, simple way
Very small and cute in a way that makes people smile
Compounds
How Cute
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mignon comes from French mignon, which means 'cute' or 'darling'. It was used for small, charming things, so today mignon means 'small and attractive'.