mink
noun pl. minks or mink
- any of several slim, erminelike musteline carnivores with partly webbed feet; esp., a common dark-brown North American species (Mustela vison) living in water part of the time
- its valuable fur, soft, thick, and white to brown in color
See mink in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(mĭngk)
noun pl. mink mink or
minks - Any of various semiaquatic carnivores of the genus Mustela, especially M. vison of North America, resembling the weasel and having short ears, a pointed snout, short legs, and partly webbed toes.
a. The soft thick lustrous fur of this animal.
b. A coat, stole, or hat made of the fur of this animal.
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