minced

As a verb minced is

(mince).

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between winced and minced

is that winced is (wince) while minced is (mince).

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between zinced and minced

is that zinced is past tense of zinc while minced is past tense of mince.

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between mined and minced

is that mined is (mine) while minced is (mince).

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minted and minced

is that minted is (mint) while minced is (mince).

As adjectives the difference between minted and minced

is that minted is made into coinage; coined while minced is finely chopped.

As a noun mincer

is a kitchen utensil used for mincing meat, etc.

As a verb minced is

(mince).

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minced and minded

is that minced is past tense of mince while minded is past tense of mind.

As adjectives the difference between minced and minded

is that minced is finely chopped while minded is having a mind (inclination) for something.

As verbs the difference between minged and minced

is that minged is past tense of ming while minced is past tense of mince.

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minces and minced

is that minces is (mince) while minced is (mince).

As a noun minces

is .

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minced and mince

is that minced is (mince) while mince is to make less; make small.

As an adjective minced

is finely chopped.

As a noun mince is

(uncountable) finely chopped meat.