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minikin
[min-i-kin]
noun
a person or object that is delicate, dainty, or diminutive.
a printing type (about 3½ point).
adjective
delicate, dainty, or mincing.
minikin
/ ˈɪɪɪ /
noun
a small, dainty, or affected person or thing
adjective
dainty, prim, or affected
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of minikin1
Example Sentences
Kelly Tackett, owner of the children’s clothing shop Minikin, decided just last weekend that she would reopen.
St Helens were left stunned when Webster grabbed a second, while Paul McShane, Greg Minikin and Nathan Massey scored as Cas led 31-4 at half-time.
Greg Eden had a second-half hat-trick and Minikin ran 70 metres, while Luke Douglas scored St Helens' consolation.
Roberts' run and perfectly judged kick-through was finished off by Minikin, while Massey dived over under the posts.
Minikin burst through from 70 metres for his second, while Douglas powered in under the posts for a consolation for St Helens.
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