English to English Dictionary - Meaning of Mint in English is : coin, pile, stamp, wad, heap, lot, pot, bundle, slew, strike, fortune, mess, peck, raft, spate, stack, tidy sum, batch, deal, great deal,

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Word	Mint
	as if new; in mint condition / any member of the mint family of plants / The name of several aromatic labiate plants, mostly of the genus Mentha, yielding odoriferous essential oils by distillation. See Mentha. / a place where coins are made. The same word also means a small garden plant used for flavouring sauces and sweets / an aromatic plant native to temperate regions of the Old World, several kinds of which are used as culinary herbs.,

Usage	⇒ The mint was forced to close temporarily ⇒ Dude! That shirt is totally mint! ⇒ Choose five of the following fresh herbs: flat-leaf parsley, chives, mint , chervil, basil, dill, tarragon.
Synonyms	coin, pile, stamp, wad, heap, lot, pot, bundle, slew, strike, fortune, mess, peck, raft, spate, stack, tidy sum, batch, deal, great deal,
Antonyms	imperfect, used, damaged, ancient, old, blemished, broken, bruised, contaminated, decaying, defaced, defiled, disfigured, elite, faded, hand-me-down, hardwood, harmed, hay, hurt,

Synonyms explanation is given below :

Batch

group, lot, set, bunch, bundle, collection, pack, assortment, heap, stack, clump,

A new batch of recruits for the Army is going to join tomorrow / a batch of cookies / A batch of crackers / the whole batch

Bundle

pack, pile, package, bunch, packet, parcel, lot, wad, batch, collection, bale, cluster,

Tie a bundle of these papers / a thick bundle of envelopes / A bundle of notebook / I only had a couple of minutes to bundle all my things into a suitcase / ...

Coin

invent, make up, mint, create, currency, forge, money, originate, change, contrive,

1.paise coin is no longer in circulation / paise coin is no longer in circulation / A neologism is a newly coined expression. / I have a dollar in coins. / A...

Deal

bargain, distribute, apportion, dispense, allot, share, contract, hand out, mete out,

It was a package deal He got a good deal on his car The deal was passed around the table clockwise The captain was entrusted with the deal of provisions / It...

Fortune

fate, luck, chance, lot, wealth, destiny, riches, affluence, prosperity, doom, fortuity,

May fortune be with the Indian team / some malicious act of fortune keeps them separate / His company has enjoyed changes of fortune over the past thirty yea...

Great deal

lot, heap, slew, pile, plenty, stack, batch, good deal, mass, mess, mint, peck, raft,

Heap

pile, stack, load, mass, accumulation, lot, mound, mountain, collection, hoard,

she rushed out, leaving her clothes in a heap on the floor / he heaped his plate with food / they had heaps of time

Lot

portion, fortune, batch, mass, quantity, fate, heap, pile, destiny, parcel, great deal,

This lot is meant for him / He bought the vacant lot across the street. / my life is a lot better now

Mess

jumble, muddle, confusion, disorder, predicament, tangle, mishmash, muss, chaos, clutter,

Lets eat in the mess / she made a mess of the kitchen / her marriage was a mess

Peck

dski, yuptln, pahl, tbl, zssm, lrep, lrrahb, esuhtb, rftt, dnal, hmss, cipp, oacms,

Birds are pecking on the trunk of the trees / the bird managed to give its attacker a sharp peck / he pecked my on the forehead

Pile

heap, mass, stack, accumulation, mound, hoard, lot, mountain, accumulate, bundle, store,

There is a pile of book lying on my tables / he placed the books in a neat pile / I've got a pile of errands to run this afternoon / make a (one's) pile

Pot

hbpa, hcn, sgrar, cltkjpa, gkj, lgo, otim, potl, ldws, oloirrtcoap, ledj, ltkeet,

The pot is up to $1. Do you want to call or drop ? / Women make beautiful pots from local clay / clay pots for keeping water cool in summer / put the pot on ...

Raft

heap, lot, deal, float, peck, slew, stack, pile, plenty, pontoon, batch, boat, mass,

The sailors saved their lives from the wrecked ship on a raft Nowadays an inflatable rafts of rubber or plastic are in great demand / The sailors saved their...

Slew

lot, mass, batch, great deal, heap, mess, oodles, peck, plenty, stack, veer, deal,

Dont slew my hand because it is paining / Although Ellen had checked off a number of items on her "To Do" list, she still had a whole slew of errands left. /...

Spate

flood, deluge, freshet, rush, torrent, flow, lot, stream, batch, heap, inundation, mass,

Due to heavy rains in the region, all the rivers are in spate / I am worried about the possibility of a spate if the rains do not diminish soon. / A spate of...

Stack

heap, pile, mass, mound, mountain, accumulation, lot, hoard, load, plenty, accumulate,

Please stack your chairs before you leave / a stack of boxes / I have stacks of books to read this week / her office was stacked with books

Stamp

mark, brand, imprint, label, seal, impress, type, cast, print, mold, sign, hallmark,

She stamped her foot in anger / He stamped his foot in anger. / the mayor unveiled a plaque / stamp the letter and put it in the pillar-box / stamp a date on...

Strike

hit, knock, punch, attack, affect, beat, clout, assault, touch, move, smite, thump,

Laborers organised a strike so as to increase their wages / dockers voted for an all-out strike

Tidy sum

mint, pile, batch, great deal, lot, sight, slew, wad, deal, flock, fortune, good deal,

Wad

mass, pile, bundle, fortune, stuff, chunk, hunk, lump, mint, heap, pack, plug, gob,

Sit on the wad / a wad of cotton

Pot

hbpa, hcn, sgrar, cltkjpa, gkj, lgo, otim, potl, ldws, oloirrtcoap, ledj, ltkeet,

The pot is up to $1. Do you want to call or drop ? / Women make beautiful pots from local clay / clay pots for keeping water cool in summer / put the pot on ...

Antonyms explanation is given below :

Ancient

old, aged, archaic, obsolete, antique, antediluvian, antiquated, old-fashioned, elderly,

India and China have the most ancient civilizations of the world / the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean / Hitory of ancient Rome / City life in anc...

Blemished

damaged, flawed, imperfect, distorted, spotted, defective, marred, scarred, tainted,

thousands of Web pages are blemished with embarrassing typos

Broken

shattered, disconnected, split, irregular, cracked, crushed, damaged, broke, discontinuous,

a broken arm / I have broken an egg

Bruised

contused, hurt, injured, wounded, crushed, marred, anguished, contusioned, blemished,

a bruised knee

Contaminated

dirty, polluted, tainted, infected, foul, corrupted, impure, rotten, bad, debased,

the site was found to be contaminated by radioactivity

Damaged

flawed, impaired, marred, blemished, injured, broken, hurt, defective, harmed, spotted,

the car was badly damaged in the accident

Decaying

ebbing, rotting, dying, fading, disintegrating, decay, declining, decomposing, decayed,

a decayed cabbage leaf

Defaced

marred, deformed, disfigured, blemished, damaged, distorted, scarred, spoiled, flawed,

he defaced library books

Defiled

unclean, dirty, impure, polluted, tainted, filthy, foul, soiled, sullied, besmirched,

the land was defiled by a previous owner

Disfigured

distorted, deformed, contorted, blemished, crooked, defaced, marred, damaged, misshapen,

Elite

best, choice, top, prime, cream, nobility, prize, aristocracy, upper crust, elect, pick,

The party was for the elite / the elite of Britain's armed forces

Faded

bleached, dull, pale, colorless, shabby, washed-out, faint, dingy, dilapidated, dim,

the noise faded away / a faded shirt

Hand-me-down

used, worn, old, hand-down, secondhand, stale, reach-me-down, second-hand, antiquated,

Emma appeared in a stinky hand-me-down dress

Hardwood

mahogany, ash, oak, timber, wood, beam, deal, elm, lumber, plank, teak, tree,

Wood benches made from hardwood such as teak, redwood, mahogany, or cedar can stay outside year-round.

Harmed

damaged, injured, wounded, hurt, impaired, aggrieved, mutilated, imperfect, mangled,

the villains didn't harm him

Hay

fodder, harvest, feed, grass, crop, forage, pot, produce, provender, straw, corn, mow,

Here we plant a mixture of alfalfa and timothy, or alfalfa and orchard grass, as hay for horses or dairy cows. / make hay

Hurt

harm, damage, wound, pain, injure, distress, ache, injury, abuse, offend, torment,

Actual bodily harm is any hurt or injury calculated to interfere with the health and so called comfort of the victim and must be more than merely trivial or ...

Old

ancient, elderly, aged, antique, antiquated, former, archaic, venerable, antediluvian,

She was wearing an old dress / the old man lay propped up on cushions / I got my old job back / she is studying Old English

Used

utilized, employed, utilised, applied, exercised, exerted, practiced, operated, secondhand,

scrawling on the back of a used envelope / We used to play on the beach. / He sells used cars.

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