Mint
//mɪnt//
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The word "mint" can be used as noun, verb, adjective, proper noun and adjective.
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Corsican mint Eau de Cologne mint Kendal mint cake Korean mint Maori mint New Zealand mint apple mint apple-scented mint bergamot mint brandy mint breast mint breath mint brook mint brown mint buttermint catmint chocolate mint corn mint crisp mint crisped mint curled mint double bubble mint energy mint field mint fish mint freshmint garden mint gingermint grapefruit mint horsemint hot mint lemon mint licorice mint mackerel mint master of the mint mint 'n chip mint 'n' chip mint cake mint chip mint choco mint chocolate mint chocolate chip mint condition mint cream mint drop mint geranium mint green mint imperial mint jelly mint julep mint julip mint moth mint par mint par of exchange mint sauce mint sling mint stick mint tea mint vinegar mint water mintable mintage mintbush minted mintless mintlike mintman mintmark mintmaster minty mountain mint near-mint orange mint peppermint pineapple mint remint scotch mint spearmint squaw mint stone mint urinal mint wafer-thin mint warden of the mint water mint wild mint wood mint
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