Mink (noun)

1. A small, semi-aquatic mammal with dark, soft fur, native to North America and Europe and farmed for its fur.
2. A small mammal that lives in or near water and has dark, soft fur. It is found in North America and Europe and is farmed for its fur.

Origin:

From middle english mynke, from old norse mynk, from proto-germanic *minkō.

Examples:

1. The mink stole was a luxurious addition to her outfit.
2. The mink is a valuable animal for its fur.
3. The mink's natural habitat is near water.
4. The mink's fur is soft and dark.
5. The mink's fur is used to make clothing and accessories.