minos

IPA: mˈinoʊz

Root Word: Minos

(Greek mythology) The mythological first king of Crete, a son of Zeus by Europa, who imprisoned the Minotaur in a labyrinth and after death was made a judge of the dead in Hades; a putative corresponding historical person.

Examples of "minos" in Sentences

(The Flip minos have always been able to do this.)
If you use one of these minos or ultras .. can you post me a video?!
Mutiny On The Bounty Movie Amazon toilet originated around 800 bc, with the createan king minos.
In fact, soaks are entertained that the hot hamster and toilet paper roll toilet originated around 800 bc, with the createan king minos.
It was a glorious day on which we drove out to Secundra, the air was musical with the merry notes of the minos, in their dusky red plumage, the little chirping bee-eaters, hoopoes, and blue-jays.
T«reorf ot lifeges oi | ineS |. qaas ibi praedicaty. apod TOteres Ae -- gyptioa Talttisse eredibile sit, aat ferte moneta em fait minos proprie - talis, ni* miram qoae certo tantom nobiHs metal -
And it turned out brilliantly. daedalus: master inventor of ancient greece, contributor to the great fortress city of troy, architect of the maze of minos and creator of the stone giant, defender of crete.
Nam Tetna illa et necdnm corrnpta Aegjptio - ram Sphinz alis adhnc carait, qnas haud dobie addidere Graeei, ut doeent obriae Chioram drachmae, et denarii Augosti, deriTato sobinde in Aegjptnm ezemplo, jam tnm a ritibas externis minos alienam.