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meany

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

How To Use meany In A Sentence

  • Well, mommy always said that I was one in a million, so there, you meany.
  • But what saves it from saccharine sentimentality is that Meany is used as a means of exposing not just the hypocrisies of small town life but the larger follies of post-war America.
  • I think we're changing the face feminism, regardless of what the "meany" feminists say! Spring Has Sprung
  • Even Nora was laughing too, and Justin, that meany, was quietly chuckling behind me.
  • Obama said "I would meet with leaders like Chavez, and nk Kim, Al the meany from Iran", ... that doesn't necessarily mean he'll do it on day one, unplanned, and without diplomatic pretense. Election Central Morning Roundup
  • Maybe it's time to stop whining about the meany and get ready for the real thing. Report: Obama Adviser Calls Hillary A "Monster"
  • I don't have to worry about shipping gift purchases from Berdorf Goodman so I don't get caught with all those bags by some meany press photographer or blogger. Roni Jenkins: Thank Goodness We're Not TARP Wives
  • And if she can't take a selfie, she checks her reflection in windows, spoons, car chromeanything available, really. The Girl with the Mermaid Hair by Delia Ephron: Book summary
  • He outlined his discussion with Masterson and his offer to Meaks and Meany. RISE OF A MERCHANT PRINCE: BOOK TWO OF THE SERPENTWAR SAGA
  • Answer: it works for their worldly success, even though they are outliers of the spirit of the Christian church, corrupters of its original intent, and meany losers, lining up the other 'fraidy cats behind them. Stephanie Sandberg: God On The Spoon
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