Fur and Mink

Fur

Fur noun - The outer covering of an animal removed for its commercial value.
Usage example: furriers willing to pay good money for a lynx fur
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Synonyms for Fur

Mink and fur are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mink" instead a noun "Fur".

Nearby Words: furry, furred

Mink

Mink noun - The expensive fur of a mink.
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Synonyms for Mink

Fur and mink are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fur" instead a noun "Mink".

Both words in one sentence

  • Pretty in Mink In Adventures in Babysitting a full length fur is used to hide from a gangster, the mother wears a black mink coat, and teenage runaway wears a white rabbit jacket.
  • Fur Is Clothing Not to be confused with Pretty in Mink or Fur and Loathing, though any of those might be referenced for the sake of humor.
  • Pretty in Mink She wears a number of furs that make her look like a movie star, such as a fur-trimmed coat, a blue stole trimmed with mink to match her slinky blue dress, and a long white fox wrap.
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