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[ UK /mˈɪŋks/ ]
NOUN
  1. a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men

How To Use minx In A Sentence

  • The 'minx' shook her curls, and flirted through the window with a handsome but ill-tempered looking man on a fine horse, who praised her 'golden locks,' as he called them; and oddly enough, when Melchior said that the man was a lout, and that the locks in question were corkscrewy carrot shavings, she only seemed to like the man and his compliments the more. In the Yule-Log Glow, Book II Christmas Tales from 'Round the World
  • All they do is lead you on, using you as the conduit to your minx of a best friend.
  • There's a phrase for that, you saucy minx - it's called ‘home wrecker’.
  • No," said Biddy, with a sidelong glance that made her look almost minxish. Ishmael
  • The little minx knew exactly what she was doing and she actually enjoyed it.
  • She was persuaded the minx was a sly one, and would carry tales. St. George and St. Michael
  • The little minx only writes him once every fortnight, wasting postage and the money on the paper, but of course he is supporting her.
  • Hesiod, it was called phorminx, which is believed to have been the form so often represented on Greek vases of a turtle shell with side pieces like horns, an instrument having but little effective resonance. A Popular History of the Art of Music From the Earliest Times Until the Present
  • The minxish Miss Nash has grown up into quite the swan.
  • Arabella Mazzuki, 32, is the founder of Minx007, Britain's first all-female detective agency.
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