Mince
81mince the matter — phrasal see mince matters …
82mince — I. verb (minced; mincing) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French mincer, from Vulgar Latin *minutiare, from Latin minutia smallness more at minutia Date: 14th century transitive verb 1. a. to cut or chop into very small pieces b. to… …
83mincé — émincé …
84Mince — ground beef or meat, finely chopped meat used for making rissoles …
85mince — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. chop, dice; moderate. See disjunction, moderation. v. i. flounce, sashay (inf.). See affectation. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To chop] Syn. dice, hash, divide; see chip . 2. [To minimize] Syn. mitigate …
86mince — mints …
87mince — mɪns n. something that is finely chopped (especially food) mincemeat, ground meat (British) v. grind, finely chop, make mincemeat; speak with restraint or hesitancy; speak or behave with exaggerated courtesy, walk daintily …
88mince — I. v. a. 1. Hash, cut into small pieces, chop fine. 2. Extenuate, palliate, be mealy mouthed about, be reserved in speaking of. II. v. n. Affect delicacy …
89mince — v 1. dice, hash, cube, chop up, chop, cut up, slice; splinter, sliver, crumble, crumb, fragment, break up; subdivide, divide up, Inf. divvy, apportion, partition. 2. euphemize, speak in euphemisms, use nice or mild or delicate language, use… …
90mince — verb Syn: grind, chop up, cut up, dice, crumble; N.Amer. hash …