"female pudendum," 1903, of unknown origin. Watkins suggests it is from Romany (Gypsy) mindž "vagina," which is possibly from Armenian mēǰ "middle," from PIE root *medhyo- "middle."
mineralogy
Minerva
minestrone
mine-sweeper
Ming
minge
mingle
mini
mini-
miniature
miniaturist
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