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tweeny
[ twee-nee ]
tweeny
/ ˈtwiːnɪ /
noun
- informal.a maid who assists both cook and housemaid
- informal.Alsotweenie
- a child of approximately eight to fourteen years of age
- ( as modifier )
tweeny magazines
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tweeny1
C19: shortened from between (for sense 1, that is, a maid between cook and housemaid)
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Example Sentences
But still, the parents of tweeny 1D fans worldwide won't know quite what to make of this.
From The Daily Beast
The site shills an assortment of tweeny, vaguely Blair Waldorfy dresses, sweaters and coats.
From The Daily Beast
A touch on that lever, Tweeny, and in a few moments bonfires would be blazing all round the shore.
From Project Gutenberg
Tweeny, as the Gov. has chosen me to wait on him, please may I have the loan of it again?
From Project Gutenberg
I wish, Tweeny, there was anything I could do to make you happy also.
From Project Gutenberg
There is something about you, Tweeny, there is a je ne sais quoi about you.
From Project Gutenberg
The tweeny ran, Lizzie thrust, Chesterton deposited, dead on time.
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