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Meanings of ninny in English
Usage of ninny in English
1
That will do, Direxia; you mean well, but you are a ninny-hammer.
2
But Delia, like some self-deluded teenage ninny, had chosen not to see.
3
Give this ninny a helpin' hand and tow him to dry land.
4
There's no one alive I despise as much as that detestable ninny.
5
She'd be the worst sort of ninny to mistake avarice for chivalry.
6
Then the ninny must needs go and open that fatal fortieth door!
7
Brave and bawdy one moment, while the next she was a sniveling ninny.
8
The greatest ninny alive could not have been snared more easily.
9
It is not you nor that white-faced ninny I would serve.
10
And when it was all over, I fainted like a ninny.
11
All I ask of you is not to make a ninny of yourself.
12
Many a time you have told me that I am but a ninny.
13
We should only end by picturing him as an incorrigible ninny.
14
If it is anything serious, I am a man and not a ninny.
15
Why, he's just the usual thing in drunks, you little ninny.
16
Who gave you the privilege of interfering in my affairs, you silly ninny?
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Ninny across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common