mint
- noun
- /mɪnt/
- After dinner, I like to have a mint to freshen my breath.
- suck a mint
If this is breath mints, Mac cosmetics breath mints.
- If this is breath mints, Mac cosmetics breath mints.
- Oh, man, you get mints in December.
- I'm liking it, but thin mints are God's snack.
- These are mints dude these are perfect bro.
- And so my grandma was in the passenger's seat and she pulls out these mints purse, right?
- Yogo bits, Berry twix grips or fresh mint Skittles?
- All right, next one, mints sucker bite.
- I hated mint for years and years and years.
Examples
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Oh, those are breath mints, baby.
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Guess who found a perfectly good mint sitting on a table?
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Let me get a mint, and then we'll try it again?
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She's looking in her bag for a mint or something.
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I mean, at least they had mints, right?
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You have any gum or mints or something?
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Is it wise to eat so many mints?
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Care for a mint?
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Mom made some mints, sandwich cookies and chocolate crinkles.
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Try breath mints.
Synonyms
A small sweet candy flavored with mint oil to freshen the breath
A small hard sweet with a strong mint taste often red and white
A small sweet with a mint taste that is often hard or chewy
Compounds
A government office that makes United States coins and handles government gold and silver
An official government body that makes United States coins and works with gold and silver
A small stem with mint leaves used to add flavor or decoration to food and drinks
A government agency that makes and gives out coins and handles gold and silver
- US
A plant from the eastern United States that lives for several years with narrow fragrant leaves and small green flowers
A mint plant with leaves that smell of fresh citrus and that people use in cooking and for scent
A small plant with leaves that taste cool and smell like apples and are used in cooking and tea
A small plant with leaves that smell of lemon that people use to flavor tea and drinks
- NSFW
A herb from Oaxaca, Mexico that can make you see or feel things that are not real
A small plant that lives for many years with scented leaves and small white flowers
- US
A fragrant annual herb with long narrow leaves and clusters of rose-purple flowers
A North American plant that grows in woods with pale blue or purple spotted flowers
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Etymology
Mint as a small flavored sweet is named after the mint plant because makers used the plant's oil to give a cool taste, so a 'mint' is a small sweet that freshens your breath.