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Mynes

American  
[mahy-neez] / ˈmaɪ niz /

noun

  1. (in theIliad ) a king of Lyrnessus killed by Achilles in the Trojan War.


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Deputy Barry Mynes Jr. says Kelly repeatedly said he was trying to baptize his family and that God told him to do it.

From Seattle Times

Mynes, a Huntington native who moved to Nitro in 1955, is one of many veterans who live in the town.

From Washington Times

Impudent theft as ever was exprest, Not to steal jewels only, but the chest; Not to nib bits of gold from Crashaw's lines, But swoop whole strikes together from his mynes.' ix Another piece, 'The Promise.

From Project Gutenberg

To raise water from low places and mynes, and coal pitts, by a new waie never yet in use.

From Project Gutenberg

Recommendation to his Majesty, the Parliament, and Commission for plantation of Kirks &c. in favours, of the Laird and Lady Hoptoun for Erecting the Lead Mynes in a Parish.

From Project Gutenberg