janny

/ ˈdʒænɪ /

noun

1. informal.
   a janitor

Example Sentences

The cause was complications of Parkinson’s disease, said Janny Scott, his partner of 19 years and a former Times reporter.

From New York Times

Projects endorsed by the Frank House include Forget Me Not,” a children’s book about Anne Frank’s friends that was written by Janny van der Molen, and a graphic biography of Anne Frank, written by Sid Jacobson and illustrated by Ernie Colón.

From Seattle Times

That’s also true for the Manhattan-based ceramic artist Janny Baek, 50, who was born in Seoul and moved to Flushing, Queens, when she was 3.

From New York Times

He granted the interview on the condition that his account wouldn’t be revealed until after his death, according to Janny Scott, the reporter who wrote the article.

From New York Times

In an account that was withheld at his request until after his death in 2021, Mr. Sheehan told a Times colleague, Janny Scott, a dramatic story of how he had obtained the 7,000-page scoop of a lifetime.

From New York Times