What does MINTY mean?

Parts of Speech

Adjective

Definitions

Having the flavor or aroma of mint.

Pronunciations

• US: /ˈmɪnti/
• UK: /ˈmɪnti/

Origin and Usage

The word "minty" is derived from the noun "mint," which refers to a plant with aromatic leaves. The adjective "minty" is used to describe a taste or smell that is similar to that of mint. It is commonly used to describe products that contain mint, such as toothpaste, gum, and candy.

Synonyms

• Mint-flavored
• Mint-scented
• Minty-fresh

Related Words

• Minty
• Mints
• Minty
• Minty
• Minty

Example Sentences

• The toothpaste had a minty flavor that left her breath feeling fresh.
• The tea had a hint of minty sweetness that was quite refreshing.
• She enjoyed the cool, minty taste of the gum.