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- Dictionarymini/ˈmɪni/
adjective
- 1. denoting a miniature version of something: "a mini camera"
noun
- 1. a very short skirt or dress: "a leather mini"
- 2. a small car first made in the UK in 1959. trademark
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adjective. [ before noun ] (of a skirt or dress) very short and covering only the very top part of the leg: She was wearing a silver mini dress. Compare. maxi. midi. [ before noun ]
The meaning of MINI is something small of its kind. How to use mini in a sentence.
4 meanings: 1. (of a woman's dress, skirt, etc) very short; thigh-length 2. small; miniature 3. something very small of its.... Click for more definitions.
noun. something very small of its kind, esp a small car or a miniskirt. mini- 2. combining_form. smaller or shorter than the standard size. minibus. miniskirt. Discover More. Word History and Origins. Origin of mini 1. Independent use of mini-, or by shortening of words with mini- as initial element. Origin of mini 2.
adj. 1. (Clothing & Fashion) (of a woman's dress, skirt, etc) very short; thigh-length. 2. ( prenominal) small; miniature. n, pl minis. something very small of its kind, esp a small car or a miniskirt.
something that is very small in size or limited in scope, extent, etc., esp. as compared to others of the same kind. 2. a. miniskirt. b. minicomputer. adjective. 3. very small; specif., much smaller or much more limited than the usual size, scope, extent, etc.
Mini definition: Something that is distinctively smaller than other members of its type or class.
