Definitions
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- adjective Having a flavour or essence of
mint .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective relating to or suggestive of mint
Etymologies
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Examples
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The scent is light and kind of minty, with a cool feeling to it, not an overpowering smell.
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Grande Absente is a bit more "minty" whereas Absente is more peppery or earthy.
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"The bit parts he was up for were usually coded with terms like nebbishy," minty "or fey.
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This time though, as I walked over to where he was sitting, he offered me a cup of sweet minty tea and motioned for me to pull up a chair next to his.
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Since they taste just like breakfast, you can floss in the morning before eating without worrying about the usually minty taste of floss interfering with the flavors of the meal.
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On the medium-bodied palate, the fruit is ripe, but restrained, with dark fruit flavors (blackberry, blueberry and a little plum) with more Thai basi/anise character along with sweet, minty herbs.
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Made in a juicy, low-oak, easy-drinking style, it has nice core of sweet black cherry and blackberry fruit flavors, light earthy-wood notes and just a bit of that minty character.
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I thank the powers that be that I am now safely home, wearing my warm and dry pyjamas and having a big mug of hot, minty tea.
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Made in a juicy, low-oak, easy-drinking style, it has nice core of sweet black cherry and blackberry fruit flavors, light earthy-wood notes and just a bit of that minty character.
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Since they taste just like breakfast, you can floss in the morning before eating without worrying about the usually minty taste of floss interfering with the flavors of the meal.
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