Definition of miniver in English:

miniver

noun ˈmɪnɪvəˈmɪnəvər

mass noun

Plain white fur used for lining or trimming clothes.
the doctor's miniver-trimmed hat
Example sentencesExamples
- A fifteenth-century observer described artist's brushes made of miniver fur mounted in quill handles.
- He had no light-weight mantle, only the green one trimmed with gold wire and lined with miniver.

Middle English: from Old French menu vair 'little vair', from menu 'little' + vair 'squirrel fur' (see vair).

Nineveh

nounˈminəvərˈmɪnəvər

Plain white fur used for lining or trimming clothes.
the doctor's miniver-trimmed hat
Example sentencesExamples
- A fifteenth-century observer described artist's brushes made of miniver fur mounted in quill handles.
- He had no light-weight mantle, only the green one trimmed with gold wire and lined with miniver.

Middle English: from Old French menu vair ‘little vair’, from menu ‘little’ + vair ‘squirrel fur’ (see vair).

单词	miniver
释义	Definition of miniver in English: miniver noun ˈmɪnɪvəˈmɪnəvər mass noun Plain white fur used for lining or trimming clothes. the doctor's miniver-trimmed hat Example sentencesExamples A fifteenth-century observer described artist's brushes made of miniver fur mounted in quill handles. He had no light-weight mantle, only the green one trimmed with gold wire and lined with miniver. Origin Middle English: from Old French menu vair 'little vair', from menu 'little' + vair 'squirrel fur' (see vair). Rhymes Nineveh Definition of miniver in US English: miniver nounˈminəvərˈmɪnəvər Plain white fur used for lining or trimming clothes. the doctor's miniver-trimmed hat Example sentencesExamples A fifteenth-century observer described artist's brushes made of miniver fur mounted in quill handles. He had no light-weight mantle, only the green one trimmed with gold wire and lined with miniver. Origin Middle English: from Old French menu vair ‘little vair’, from menu ‘little’ + vair ‘squirrel fur’ (see vair).
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