wenny

[ wen-ee ]

adjective

, wen·ni·er, wen·ni·est.

1. of the nature of or resembling a wen.
2. having a wen or wens. wen.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wenny¹

First recorded in 1590–1600; wen ¹ + -y ¹

Example Sentences

“I’ve played lots with Wenny in Columbus. Playing with Schwartzy’s easy to adapt to. I’m comfortable.”

From Seattle Times

“I was just in the right spot at the right time. Wenny made a great play and Schwartzy put it on net,” Geekie said.

From Seattle Times

"Firstly Melisandre is a witch so you could say that she was always set up to be hated," remarked Singapore-based feminist writer Wenny Yeo.

From BBC

“As with any GMO crop the big question is how do the changes affect nutritional quality and whether small farmers in developing countries would be able to buy the seeds on a large enough scale to make a difference?” wonders Dan Wenny, a senior biologist who studies land-bird seed dispersal at the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory.

From The Guardian

“Cam is such a great shooter on the back door. And Sam has done an unbelievable job in the middle of controlling the play and taking some pressure off Wenny. When you give that kind of player time, it’s just worked really well for us.”

From New York Times