minutia
21menuise — [ mənɥiz ] n. f. • 1724; lat. minutia « parcelle » ♦ Techn. 1 ♦ Petit plomb de chasse. ⇒ cendrée. 2 ♦ Menu bois, petits rondins. ● menuise nom féminin (latin minutia, de minutus, menu) Autre nom du sprat …
22minucia — (Del lat. minutia, partícula.) ► sustantivo femenino 1 Cosa de poco valor o importancia, en especial cuando resulta molesta: ■ ¡no me digas que se cabrearon por esa minucia! SINÓNIMO insignificancia menudencia 2 Detalle o pormenor: ■ me lo relató …
23minutiae — (n.) 1751, plural of L. minutia smallness (see MINUTIA (Cf. minutia)); hence, in plural, trifles …
24mince — I. verb (minced; mincing) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French mincer, from Vulgar Latin *minutiare, from Latin minutia smallness more at minutia Date: 14th century transitive verb 1. a. to cut or chop into very small pieces b. to… …
25List of recurring villains from Teamo Supremo — This article details the villains on the Disney animated series Teamo Supremo . This list only includes villains who have appeared at least twice, as none of them have ever been featured in more than five episodes.Most of these villains also made …
26Migrations (album) — Migrations Studio album by The Duhks Released September, 2006 Genre …
27minutiae — [mi no͞o′shə, minnyo͞o′shə; mi no͞o′shē ē΄, mi no͞o′shēī΄] pl.n. sing. minutia [min no͞o′shə, min′nyo͞oshə, min′no͞oshē ə, min′no͞o sh ī] 〚L, pl. of minutia, smallness < minutus,MINUTE2〛 small or relatively unimportant details * * * …
28menucia — (del lat. «minutĭa»; ant. y, ahora, pop.) f. Minucia. * * * menucia. (Del lat. minutĭa). f. vulg. Pequeñez, minucia …
29menuza — (del lat. «minutĭa», minucia) f. *Pedazo pequeño de una cosa *rota. ⇒ Desmenuzar. * * * menuza. (Del lat. minutĭa, minucia). f. desus. Pedazo o trozo pequeño de algo que se quiebra o rompe …
30minutiös — pedantisch; akribisch; kleinlich (umgangssprachlich); gewissenhaft; sorgfältig; korrekt; minuziös; akkurat; minütlich; Minutentakt; …
