Minyades

 [muh-nahy-uh-deez]  

Mi·ny·a·des

   [muh-nahy-uh-deez]
plural noun Classical Mythology.
the daughters of Minyas who were driven mad by Dionysus as a punishment for refusing to take part in his revels.
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