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    mint·ed
    [ˈmin(t)əd]
    adjective
    BRITISH ENGLISH
    informal
    minted (adjective)
    1. having a lot of money; rich:
      "I imagine those kids think I'm minted"
    mint·ed
    [ˈmin(t)əd]
    adjective
    minted (adjective)
    1. flavored or seasoned with mint:
      "grilled lamb chops with minted potatoes"
    mint
    [mint]
    verb
    minted (past tense) · minted (past participle)
    1. make (a coin) by stamping metal:
      "only coins of a relatively high denomination were minted"
      • produce for the first time:
        "an example of newly minted technology"
    Origin
    Old English mynet ‘coin’, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch munt and German Münze, from Latin moneta ‘money’. The adjective derives from an elliptical use of in mint condition.
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    adjective
    1. having a lot of money; rich:
      wealthy
      affluent
      moneyed
      cash rich
      well off
      well-to-do
      prosperous
      opulent
      substantial
      propertied
      silk-stocking
      multi-crore
      loaded
      well heeled
      flush
      oofy
      with deep pockets
      rolling in money
      rolling in it
      in the money
      stinking rich
      filthy rich
      made of money
      quids in
      worth a packet
      worth a bundle
      on easy street
      Opposite:
      poor
    verb
    1. make (a coin) by stamping metal:
      coin
      stamp
      stamp out
      strike
      cast
      punch
      die
      forge
      make
      manufacture
      produce
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