mince|minced|minces|mincing in English

verb

[mɪns]

grind, finely chop, make mincemeat; speak with restraint or hesitancy; speak or behave with exaggerated courtesy, walk daintily

Use "mince|minced|minces|mincing" in a sentence

1. She took short mincing steps.

2. Behavior characteristic is self-dramatizing , mincing.

3. 28 Minced beef, minced pork , tomato sauce, mushroom, mozzarella, ricotta.

4. She has a mincing gait.

5. This knife is good for mincing vegetables.

6. 1/3 cup minced Rouses Andouille sausage; 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme leaves; 1 tablespoon minced garlic; 1 tablespoon minced shallot; 1 tablespoon …

7. They mince and prim.

8. There is no use in mincing matters.

9. 12 Don't mince matters, please.

10. The best Chopping knife makes mincing meat and vegetables easy

11. That leg looks like minced beef.

12. The butcher starts mincing children to keep up with the demand.

13. Affrappare, frappare, to cut, mince, f

14. 23 Divide the mince into each nest.

15. 22 You should taste her mince pies!

16. 20 Return the mince to the pan.

17. 6 They mince and prim and pout.

18. 5 We do not mince the truth.

19. No point in mincing words or hiding behind euphemisms.

20. He has a mincing walk, fast with short steps.

21. She was mincing about in her high-heeled shoes.

22. Some mince pies for your friends.

23. They mince and prim and pout.

24. 25 We might get a mince pie.

25. Brown the mince in a frying pan.