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UK
/wˈiːni/
]
NOUN
- a smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usually smoked; often served on a bread roll
How To Use weenie In A Sentence
- The Americans kept taking sass from the British and didn't object because they were real weenies back then.
- We can have big weenie roasts as the music plays and artists paint.
- We were able to step up the awards ceremony from last year's weenie roast to a full-blown rock'n'roll New York City rager.
- Aw, these weenies ain't gonna do nothing to us.
- Now, Manos's Master may look like a weenie with his slim build, pasty complexion, and prominent cheek bones, but the mustache is our first clue that he's a lady killer (literally).
- As you would expect, the greenie-weenie Boy has been told that the CFP is an environmental disaster. When the fishing has to stop
- So you have to make things rough for them and weed out the weenie trees early on.
- Let's say an enemy has invited all your gang to a weenie roast, and you want to sabotage the picnic.
- Those f-- ked up kids in the Army didn't for the most part start out f-- ked up, it came when they put on the uniform and became a target for the like of the Weeniebomber, sad sacks that hide behind civilians. Pantsbomber psyche laid bare in messageboard archives (corrected) Boing Boing
- Naturally, some weenies in the online feedback section on the footer of the page are upset by Milne's heresy.