Definition of Mills & Boon in English:

Mills & Boon

(also Mills and Boon)

noun ˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn

1A trademark for: a (type of) popular romantic novel published by Mills & Boon Limited.
2Allusive. A person or situation reminiscent of the type of fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited, especially in its light, romantic manner or style.

adjective ˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn

Allusive. Denoting idealized and sentimental romantic situations of a kind associated with the fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dundee Courier. From the names of Gerald Mills and Charles Boon, who together founded the publishing house Mills & Boon Limited in 1908.

Definition of Mills & Boon in US English:

Mills & Boon

(also Mills and Boon)

nounˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn

1A trademark for: a (type of) popular romantic novel published by Mills & Boon Limited.
2Allusive. A person or situation reminiscent of the type of fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited, especially in its light, romantic manner or style.

adjectiveˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn

Allusive. Denoting idealized and sentimental romantic situations of a kind associated with the fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dundee Courier. From the names of Gerald Mills and Charles Boon, who together founded the publishing house Mills & Boon Limited in 1908.

单词	Mills & Boon
释义	Definition of Mills & Boon in English: Mills & Boon (also Mills and Boon) noun ˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn 1A trademark for: a (type of) popular romantic novel published by Mills & Boon Limited. 2Allusive. A person or situation reminiscent of the type of fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited, especially in its light, romantic manner or style. adjective ˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn Allusive. Denoting idealized and sentimental romantic situations of a kind associated with the fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dundee Courier. From the names of Gerald Mills and Charles Boon, who together founded the publishing house Mills & Boon Limited in 1908. Definition of Mills & Boon in US English: Mills & Boon (also Mills and Boon) nounˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn 1A trademark for: a (type of) popular romantic novel published by Mills & Boon Limited. 2Allusive. A person or situation reminiscent of the type of fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited, especially in its light, romantic manner or style. adjectiveˌmɪlz (ə)n(d) ˈbuːn Allusive. Denoting idealized and sentimental romantic situations of a kind associated with the fiction published by Mills & Boon Limited. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dundee Courier. From the names of Gerald Mills and Charles Boon, who together founded the publishing house Mills & Boon Limited in 1908.
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