minx
- noun
- /mɪŋks/
- Offensive
- "She's a spirited little minx, your American Miss." Rafael felt a flash of irritation, and it only compounded his annoyance to realize that he gave a damn what other men thought of Annie Trevarren, be it good or ill.
- little minx
- naughty little minx
- saucy minx
You, you little minx, you little horny bastard.
- You, you little minx, you little horny bastard.
- Instead of spanking your wife, just treat the lucky some minx to a new cooker.
Examples
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She's a very clever minx.
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The little minx was a guest in his house—had been for a week—and it was his responsibility to look after her.
Fiction book (1994) -
You got some little minx waiting for you on the other side of tomorrow?
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"You little minx," he said.
Fiction book (1994) -
- Well, I see why you picked this place, you little minx.
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Come here, you little minx.
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Right down to the sneaky little minx who caused all the trouble in the first place.
Blog text (17) -
She was a minx all right, he knew, but he couldn't help but feel proud of her at this moment.
Fiction book (1991) -
She was an intelligent little minx, well-traveled -- if only in Italy -- and not in the least bit missish or shy.
Fiction book (1991) -
Her playful banter and charming smile made her the ultimate minx at the party.
Synonyms
A woman who attracts men's attention but does not show interest in them
A woman who flirts playfully to attract attention
A woman who teases and flirts in a lively, fun way
A woman who uses her charm to trick men into doing what she wants
A woman in stories or films who uses charm and looks to attract and influence others
Antonyms
- Offensive
A person who feels embarrassed by sexual talk and likes to act in a modest way
Compounds
How Flirtatious
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word minx comes from an old word minikin meaning 'little', and is like mini, which also means small. Imagine a small, cheeky person who teases and charms others; that's why today a minx is an attractive, playful woman who likes to tease.