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[mind you]  {v. phr.},  {informal}

I want you to notice and understand.

[mind-reader]

See: [READ ONE'S MIND].

[mine]

See:

[BACK TO THE SALT MINES],

[RUN OF THE MILL] or [RUN OF THE MINE].

[mine of information]  {n. phr.}

A person, a book, etc., that is a valuable source of information.

A dictionary can be a mine of information.

[minority leader]  {n. phr.}

The leader of the political party that has fewer votes in a legislative house.

The minority leader of the Senate supported the bill.

The minority leader in the House of Representatives held a caucus.

Compare:  […]

[mint money]

See: [COIN MONEY].

[minutes of the meeting]  {n. phr.}

The notes taken by the recording secretary; of an official body or an association recording of what was said and transacted during the given session.

* /"Shall we accept the minutes of our last meeting as read by the  […]

[misfire]  {v.}

To fail to appeal; fall flat.

The standup comic's jokes misfired with the audience.

Compare: [GO OVER LIKE A LEAD BALLOON].

[miss]

See:

[HEART SKIP A BEAT] or [HEART MISS A BEAT].

[miss a trick]  {v. phr.}

To fail to see, hear, or notice something of even the slightest importance.