minge

/ (mɪndʒ) /

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noun British taboo, slang

the female genitals

women collectively considered as sexual objects

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Word Origin for minge

C20: from Romany; of obscure origin

Words nearby minge

minette, minever, mineworker, Ming, Ming Dynasty, minge, minger, mingimingi, minging, mingle, mingle-mangle

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How to use minge in a sentence

For five minutes she held her handkerchief to her eyes, and then Mr. Minge rose and looked at his watch.
Vashti|Augusta J. Evans Wilson
Mr. Minge turned pale, and grasped the carved balustrade against which he rested.
Vashti|Augusta J. Evans Wilson
For several weeks she was dangerously ill, and was just able to sit up when Mr. Minge discovered her.
Vashti|Augusta J. Evans Wilson
Mr. Minge redoubled his exertions, and at last found her in one of the hospitals connected with a convent.
Vashti|Augusta J. Evans Wilson

His name occurs in 1718 in two small court actions to collect bad debts and in another against Robert Minge for trespass.
Contributions From the Museum of History and Technology|Ivor Noel Hume