He has shown his appreciation with constant references to his peen in any and every media outlet.
“It had peen better to send word,” calmly returned the warder.
Grasp the face with the tongs and place the peen in the fire.
But say, I vos sorry I peen shot town pefore we got to Malolos.
Dot Vrankie Merrivell vos a taisy, undt he don'd peen afrait a show to gif anypody.
Uf I don't ged avay oud uf here righd off, I peen gone grazy!
Uf dot don'd peen der piggest racket vot nefer vos, you dunno vot I vos talkin' apout.
You don'd peen pig enough to bound der sduffin oudt uf nottings!
Dot don'd peen no fair to sdrike a man mit haluf uf his heat plown off!
It peen a long dime since ve med up py each udder, ain'd it?
1680s, "sharp or thin end of a hammer head, opposite the face," probably from a Scandinavian source (cf. Norwegian dialectal penn "peen," Old Swedish pæna "beat iron thin with a hammer"). Earlier as a verb, "to beat thin with a hammer" (1510s).
