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Webster Dictionary :: Minter

MINT'ER, n. A coiner; also, an inventor.

Webster Dictionary :: Mintman

MINT'MAN, n. A coiner; one skilled in coining or in coins.

Webster Dictionary :: Mintmaster

MINT'M`ASTER, n. The master or superintendent of a mint. 1. One who invents or f...

Webster Dictionary :: Minuend

MIN'UEND, n. [L. minuendus, minuo, to lessen.] In arithmetic, the number form wh...

Webster Dictionary :: Minuet

MIN'UET,n. 1. A slow graceful dance, consisting of a coupee, a high step and a b...

Webster Dictionary :: Minum

MIN'UM, n. 1. A small kind of printing types; now written minion. 2. A note of s...

Webster Dictionary :: Minute

MINU'TE, a. [L. minutus.] 1. Very small,little or slender; of very small bulk or...

Webster Dictionary :: Minute-book

MIN'UTE-BOOK, n. A book of short hints.

Webster Dictionary :: Minute-glass

MIN'UTE-GLASS, n. A glass, the sand of which measures a minute.

Webster Dictionary :: Minute-guns

MIN'UTE-GUNS, n. Guns discharged every minute.

Webster Dictionary :: Minute-hand

MIN'UTE-HAND, n. The hand that points to the minutes on a clock or watch.

Webster Dictionary :: Minute-watch

MIN'UTE-WATCH, n. A watch that distinguishes minutes of time, or on which minute...

Webster Dictionary :: Minutely

MINU'TELY, adv. [from minute.] To a small point of time, space or matter; exactl...

Webster Dictionary :: Minuteness

MINU'TENESS, n. Extreme smallness, fineness or slenderness; as the minuteness of...

Webster Dictionary :: Minutiae

MINU'TIAE, n. [L.] The smaller particulars.

Webster Dictionary :: Minx

MINX, n. A pert, wanton girl. 1. A she-puppy.

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