minger

As nouns the difference between minger and ugly

is that minger is an unattractive person (of either sex) while ugly is ugliness.

As an adjective ugly is

displeasing to the eye; not aesthetically pleasing.

As nouns the difference between mincer and minger

is that mincer is a kitchen utensil used for mincing meat, etc while minger is an unattractive person (of either sex).

As nouns the difference between minger and binger

is that minger is an unattractive person (of either sex) while binger is someone who binges.

As nouns the difference between minger and monger

is that minger is (british|slang|offensive) an unattractive person (of either sex) while monger is a dealer in a specific commodity, normally used in combination.

As a verb monger is

(british) to sell or peddle something.

As nouns the difference between minger and mingler

is that minger is (british|slang|offensive) an unattractive person (of either sex) while mingler is one who, or that which, mingles.

As nouns the difference between dinger and minger

is that dinger is while minger is (british|slang|offensive) an unattractive person (of either sex).

As nouns the difference between manger and minger

is that manger is a trough for animals to eat from while minger is an unattractive person (of either sex).

As nouns the difference between ringer and minger

is that ringer is (label) a fan of the novel (the lord of the rings) by and/or the film trilogy based on it while minger is (british|slang|offensive) an unattractive person (of either sex).

As an adjective mingier

is comparative of mingy.

As a noun minger is

an unattractive person (of either sex).

As nouns the difference between tinger and minger

is that tinger is one who, or that which, tinges while minger is (british|slang|offensive) an unattractive person (of either sex).