mini

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Phonetic Respelling: [ min-ee ]

Definition: Play

n. something that is very small in size or limited in scope; extent; etc; esp. as compared to others of the same kind miniskirt minicomputer

Sentence: Play Play

I have a mini car.

More example sentences:

I have a mini car.

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What are in the lower levels beneath the dungeon that will help super Rabbit Boy defeat the mini bosses?

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What did Priscilla do with the mini gin bottles?

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How did the mini owls break the bridge?

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The mini game can end early by the purple guy. How often does that occur?

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The mini print turned out to be a self portrait of whom?

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Who won first place in mini golf?

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Abbie called her sister a mini Picasso? What was she alluding to?

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What did Aunt Tabby call the mini elevator?

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Who takes care of the mini snowmen at the end of the story?

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Why was mini golf invented?

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Who is dressed up like a pirate trying to promote mini golf?

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What was the purpose of the mini case file?

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What reason did Louie's father give his mother for bringing the mini donkey home if it was just going to die?

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Synonyms: Play

maxi

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