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Mine

Mine can refer to a number of things:

  • Mines are tunnels used in mining for extraction of resources.
  • In medieval times, a mine was a tunnel dug under a castle wall to make it collapse. This was known as undermining or sapping. These tunnels were sometimes packed with explosives, leading to its modern military meaning:
  • Mines are stationary self-contained explosive devices used for military purposes:
    • Landmines which are devices placed on the ground to destroy enemy vehicles and kill enemy soldiers who move over them.
    • Naval mines which are devices used for the same puposes as landmines but destroy sea-going vessels.
    • Claymore mines which are military weapons that fire shrapnel and are used for ambush.
    • Pyrotechnical mines which shoot multiple stars cannon style.
  • MINE is a design firm in San Francisco
  • The word mine is also a possessive pronoun meaning "belonging to me".

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