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[ UK /mˈiːni/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person of mean disposition

How To Use meanie In A Sentence

  • Why don't they punish those meanies for being so mean?
  • Whatever it is that day, we make our gripes, put his "progressiveness" in meanie scare quotes, or maybe even go all the way with "so-called progressive. Josh Mull: What's worse: Steele's Afghanistan comments or the reaction?
  • ‘Your turn, you big meanie,’ he yelled, splashing Storm with the icy water.
  • I didn't want her to be a victim, but I wanted her to be someone who'd at least grown smarter from her year of living dangerously, someone who didn't scoff at the White House "meanies" who had tried to avert the mess, someone who was at least conscious about more than herself and her inner circle. Ms. Magazine Online
  • She seems a little shy, like maybe the ‘nice’ popular girl, as opposed to Jo, who's pretty much a big meanie.
  • Okay, in all honesty, I didn't receive a free copy of this book anyway because the publisher is a BIG MEANIE!!! April Christian Science Fiction & Fantasy Blog Tour
  • The only losers will be the Republican party of "meanies" who have attacked Palin. Linda Bergthold: Palin Calls Bloggers "Kids in Pajamas"
  • IOW, What kind of meanie makes fun of somebody for being clumsy? Firedoglake » Does Fred Hiatt Even Read the Washington Post?
  • He was sort of this big, imposing, slightly pudgy guy who often played a meanie.
  • Now it's up to Julie to suit up and take on these meanies and figure out exactly what's going on.
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