minever

[ min-uh-ver ]

noun

1. a variant of miniver.

Example Sentences

Stood there not behind the pulpit-stairs the sacristy-cabin, and in this was there not a church-library of consequence—no schoolboy could have buckled it wholly in his book-strap—lying under the minever cover of pastil dust?

From Project Gutenberg

The police had their bodies, said the village chief, Minever Ehmet.

From New York Times

I would crave your acceptance of a pretty mantle of crimson silk lined with minever.

From Project Gutenberg

Stood there not behind the pulpit-stairs the sacristy-cabin, and in this was there not a church-library of consequence--no school-boy could have buckled it wholly in his book-strap--lying under the minever cover of pastil dust?

From Project Gutenberg

He saw the fantastically-dressed driver and footman, and the brilliant mass of color surrounded by minever furs, and he knew it was Madame Jacobus, out to defy any other sleigh to approach her.

From Project Gutenberg