mink
/mɪŋk/
noun
- A small, semiaquatic mammal with dark brown fur, native to North America and Europe, often raised for its fur.
- A mink darted along the riverbank and disappeared into the water.
- We spotted a wild mink hunting for fish near the stream.
- The farmer raises mink for their valuable pelts.
- The soft, thick fur of the mink, used to make expensive coats, hats, and other clothing.
- Many people now choose faux mink over real fur for ethical reasons.
- She inherited a vintage mink stole from her grandmother.
- The fashion show featured a luxurious mink jacket.
- A coat or garment made from mink fur.
- The actress arrived at the premiere draped in a full-length mink.
- She wore her mink to the opera on cold winter nights.
- He bought a secondhand mink at the vintage shop.