minnie
or min·ny
noun Scot. and North England Informal.
Origin of minnie
Minnie
noun
Examples from the Web for minnie
Contemporary Examples of minnie
Minnie Mouse adorned the cover that month, though not in the rodentian spirit Disney had intended.
Doug Kenney: The Odd Comic Genius Behind ‘Animal House’ and National LampoonRobert Sam Anson
March 1, 2014
Though it's getting better because Minnie has a very cool British accent.
Minnie Pearl Smith was already in custody and the two of them were consigned to the federal Bureau of Prisons.
Lane notes that Minnie Pearl Thomas had been convicted twice on drug charges in state court and received only a few months.
Minnie Pearl Thomas was arrested in another raid and remanded.
Historical Examples of minnie
"My father going to the bad, and Minnie going away," he muttered.
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Minnie believed that if she could see Donald, she could persuade him to give himself up.
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It was dreadfully unromantic, but Minnie did not fall into a decline.
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Minnie read the article, threw down the paper, and rushed to her room.
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Thus Minnie tried to reason, but it brought no comfort to her.
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