wiener
Origin of wiener
1- Also wie·ner·wurst [wee-ner-wurst, -woorst]. /ˈwi nərˌwɜrst, -ˌwʊərst/.
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Other definitions for Wiener (2 of 2)
Norbert, 1894–1964, U.S. mathematician: pioneer in cybernetics.
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How to use wiener in a sentence
Paul is a fantastic person and I’m rooting for his recovery, said Senator wiener.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband hospitalized after assault | Brody Levesque | October 28, 2022 | Washington Blade“Unfortunately, because our federal government failed to act quickly to acquire the vaccine supplies needed to prevent an outbreak, we are now in a public health emergency that is only going to escalate,” said wiener, the California lawmaker.
The gap between monkeypox vaccine demand and supply is dire in hotspot cities | Cuneyt Dil | August 2, 2022 | AxiosIn his explanation, wiener said the incumbents had recklessly disregarded student learning loss during the pandemic and had clumsily focused on renaming schools rather than reopening them.
Politics Report: Housing Commission Disruption Continues | Andrew Keatts and Scott Lewis | November 6, 2021 | Voice of San Diegowiener authored and passed SB 219 in 2017, and then-Governor Jerry Brown signed the bill into law.
California appellate court rules Trans pronouns law violates freedom of speech | Staff reports | July 20, 2021 | Washington BladeThere was a discount on the 5-month-old wiener dog, who was wearing a pink bow and whose head was covered in little bumps from constantly whacking it against the water bottle in her cage.
Some Workers Are Choosing Their Pets Over Their Jobs as Offices Reopen, But Will Animal-Friendly Workplaces Catch On? | Melissa Chan | July 7, 2021 | Time
The wiener Montags Journal complained, "Vienna has no nightlife, the Viennese are asleep by ten."
Before the Fall: What Did the World Look Like in 1913? | Jacob Heilbrunn | June 9, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTAn Oregon judge was forced to answer that question this week in a fight over an obese wiener dog named Obie.
And wiener announced on Thursday her intent to take a “little twit-cation.”
This was not the light-hearted lawmaker of last week, making wiener jokes at his own expense.
Sondra wiener, forced to make pocket money like an out-of-work laborer, endures the pity of her neighbors.
One thing bearing directly upon this point may be read in the wiener Zeitung of July 2, 1788.
The Life of Ludwig van Beethoven, Volume I (of 3) | Alexander Wheelock ThayerArtaria, who published the work, advertised it in the wiener Zeitung of February 8th, 1797.
The Life of Ludwig van Beethoven, Volume I (of 3) | Alexander Wheelock ThayerWell, I've read wiener's books, and studied Shannon's work, too.
Sentiment, Inc. | Poul William AndersonI have already made a less precise allusion to them, notably in the wiener Rundschau, May 1899.
Decadence and Other Essays on the Culture of Ideas | Remy de GourmontAnd the supper that night of wiener schnitzel and pfannekuchen was certainly good, and hot, and plentiful beyond belief.
The Car That Went Abroad | Albert Bigelow Paine
British Dictionary definitions for wiener (1 of 2)
wienerwurst (ˈwiːnəˌwɜːst)
/ (ˈwiːnə) /
US and Canadian a kind of smoked beef or pork sausage, similar to a frankfurter: Also called: wienie, weenie (ˈwiːnɪ)
Origin of wiener
1British Dictionary definitions for Wiener (2 of 2)
/ (ˈwiːnə) /
Norbert (ˈnɔːbət). 1894–1964, US mathematician, who developed the concept of cybernetics
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