Mint up

The act of eating a peppermint to trigger a conditioned mental response.

If done properly, "minting up" can help to:

- Self-motivate
- Channel a calming inner confidence
- Facilitate self-awareness
- Overcome any obstacle or challenge.

No specific type of peppermint is required, just make sure to stay consistent on brand/flavor.

Let the minty freshness take you away to that special place in your mind of absolute clarity.

Jimmy: I don't think I can lead that pitch; it looks too intimidating.

Johnny: Mint up Jimmy

Jimmy: eats a mint, takes a deep breath Okay, I got it. I'm ready- Thanks Johnny.

by jimmysjohnny March 26, 2023

Mint Double

Popping a double Nordie at once

Lad I’m fucked I popped a mint double last night

by jommy wommy lommy January 24, 2023

Mint

Colour. The green version of lavender. Not to be confused with the colour Sage.
Plant/herb/flavour/spice ?. If cold and fresh was a flavour, also a green edible plant (the leaves).
Verb. to make stamped money (coins).
Noun. a mint-flavoured consumable that freshens your stinky breath.

Mint leaves are not actually mint coloured.

by pseudoscribbler January 25, 2023

prefers his peas Minted

Descriptive of a homosexual / gay man

He prefers his peas Minted

by Napoleon BonerPart February 4, 2023

Duck mint

A Newport cigarette.

"Yo Alex lemme get a duck mint!"
"Nah this my last cig dewddd"

by gunitthugkillakilla420 October 27, 2023

Mint Picker

Someone who loots useless items in a video game because they ran out of content to do.
Usually used against a free-to-play player

He's looting herbs in Genshin because he ran out of content. What a mint picker.

by BaldTec February 4, 2024

Mint Picker

It initially began as a label for players deeply passionate about gathering Mints (herbs/flowers) in Genshin Impact, but has since evolved into a series of dramas centered around prominent content creators within the Genshin Impact community.

This term has now taken on a derogatory connotation, specifically targeting Genshin Impact free-to-play players who immerse themselves in the game 24/7, solely focusing on looting herbs or other seemingly useless items due to the exhaustion of available in-game content.

Moreover, it can be applied more broadly to describe a free-to-play player in any gaming context

He's a mint picker, he's just collecting all the useless stuff in the game.

After finishing Genshin Impact, Jake became a 'Mint Picker,' gathering herbs endlessly as a free-to-play player with no new content to explore.

by BaldTec February 4, 2024