mini
- adjective
- /ˈmɪni/
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- This is a plain simple, easy to wear mini length black dress.
It was a pink knit, maybe mini beginning mini, not much, just over the top of the knees.
- It was a pink knit, maybe mini beginning mini, not much, just over the top of the knees.
- Look at the costumes, you know, and the, and the skin tight cat suits and the mini skirts and the high heels.
- And then the matching pillow case looks like it's it's small enough to be a mini skirt on me.
- Also, it's a really gorgeous high waisted mini kind of a line skirt.
Examples
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She wore a stylish mini dress that showcased her legs beautifully.
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For the party, she chose a bright colored mini skirt to match her funky top.
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And then the matching pillow case looks like it's it's small enough to be a mini skirt on me.
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Like, is she wearing, like, mini skirts with, like, long socks?
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Also, it's a really gorgeous high waisted mini kind of a line skirt.
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It was a pink knit, maybe mini beginning mini, not much, just over the top of the knees.
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I have this Buslay a line mini skirt from Loft and a white blouse from Kohl's.
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The fashion show featured several models in mini skirts that were all the rage this season.
Synonyms
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3.6
Clothing that is very short and covers little of the body
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4.9
Clothes that are very small and show a lot of the body
Very short clothes that show much of the body
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.2
A short time when blood flow to the brain stops and causes sudden symptoms like weakness or trouble speaking
- Offensive
A person who acts like Donald Trump in style and speech but on a smaller scale
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Mini as an adjective for very short clothing comes from miniature, which means 'small'. So when a dress or skirt is called mini, it is made to be very 'short' in length.