Associations to the word «Mignon»
Noun
- Havre
- Bridget
- Steiner
- Goethe
- Nana
- Barre
- Balzac
- Faust
- Madame
- Wilhelm
- Mademoiselle
- Notary
- Monsieur
- Steak
- Bailiff
- Doherty
- Carmen
- Hoffmann
- Conte
- Nilsson
- Roi
- Favourite
- Franc
- Duc
- Beef
- Piano
- Nur
- Apprenticeship
- Abraham
- Lied
- Parisian
- Ich
- Tasting
- Soprano
- Opera
- Suitor
- Parker
- Disdain
- Napier
- Comte
- Zoe
- Ernest
- Bis
- Francesca
- Requiem
- Blanche
- Mme
- Nun
- Heiress
- Claude
- Dunn
- Tenderness
- Salon
- Jeanne
- Je
- Peach
- Banker
- Champagne
- Samson
- Sang
- Talbot
- Esther
- Fcc
- Sur
- Roll
- Repertoire
- Potato
- Setting
- Lucy
- Onion
- Choke
- Mushroom
- Rose
- Aus
- Convent
- Marie
- Les
- Le
- Anderson
- Tal
- Charles
- Giovanni
- Das
- La
- Prosperity
- Thomas
- Chef
- Henri
Wiktionary
MIGNON, adjective. Small and cute; pretty in a delicate way; dainty.
MIGNON, noun. (French history) One of the court favourites of Henry III.
MIGNON, noun. (rare) A cute person; a pretty child.
MIGNON, proper noun. A female given name.
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