"mint up" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It may be used informally in spoken language, but it is not considered grammatically correct or appropriate for formal writing. However, you could use it in a creative or poetic way, such as in the following example: "She stood in the field, her hair minted up by the wind, as she watched the horses galloping in the distance."
Crushing some fresh mint up at the bottom of the glass adds a certain hint of, umm, mint-iness.
According to the Ottawa Citizen, Lawrence, who had been allegedly stuffing various quantities of gold he'd stolen from the mint up his rectum between November 2014 and March 2015, was arrested late last year after a bank teller tipped off authorities that a man who worked for the mint was attempting to wire thousands of dollars out of the country.
Cowe's, maker of Berwick Cockles, a soft-ish striped mint, shut up shop last year after 200 years in business.
It took less than half an hour to get Mint 9 up and running, but more than double that to install Windows XP plus its SP3 service pack, and various hardware drivers on separate discs.
One recommendation submitted by Peale, but not adopted, was to have the Mint set up a guaranty department, to hallmark items made of gold or silver by the private sector as public assurance of their quality, as done by the Goldsmiths Company in London.
I win a box of mints packaged up to look like prescription tablets, which, oddly, strikes me as something IOSH might want to campaign against.
Pepper-mint teamed up with Cole & Son, to turn three of the latter's patterns into the world's first magnet-receptive wallpaper - sold in regular rolls (£65), with various magnets to choose from (£50 for six).
On October 4 , 1957 the young founders of the newly minted start-up heard some startling news: the Soviet Union had just launched the first artificial satellite into orbit around the earth.
Linda's own name conjures up mint.
Visitors are often given pieces of mint to cover up the smell.
Two months into the job, he visited the Philadelphia Mint and wound up on the factory floor making changes in the production line.
