mintiness
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A cool fresh taste or smell like mint
- noun
- /ˈmɪn.ti.nəs/
:
frescura
Examples
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If you don't like mintiness, I don't think you will like this.
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There's a little, it might be mintiness with the menthol.
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O before I go in with the mintiness, I'm just applying a nice thin layer of eye primer first.
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It almost has like a slight mintiness, like a mentholi feeling on the lips, and it doesn't.
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The mintiness of the fresh chewing gum made my breath feel so much fresher.
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After taking a sip of the tea, I was delighted by its refreshing mintiness.
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The dessert had a unique mintiness that complemented the chocolate perfectly.
How Minty
Surface Forms
mintiness singular
mintinesses plural
Morphology
Etymology
Mintiness comes from the herb mint, whose old Greek name was menthe, and the ending -ness means 'quality' or 'state'. So, mintiness is the 'quality' of tasting or smelling like mint.