hempy
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of hempy
1400–50; late Middle English hempi made of hemp ( hemp, -y 1 ); hence, fit for hanging by a hemp rope, and, by attenuation, mischievous
Example Sentences
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Scott Hempy, CEO of Filld, a mobile gas delivery service, said labor trends like working remotely or from home had contributed to the reduced interest in cars, and that ride-sharing would change the insurance industry to per mile charges, rather than a flat fee.
From Reuters
He started Filld with Scott Hempy, who was recently featured in a Forbes “30 Under 30” roundup of young entrepreneurs with bold energy ideas.
From National Geographic
"It seems, at first glance, like not the most environmental," Hempy agreed.
From The Verge
There is no point in arguing with people like Hempy.
From The Verge
Scott Hempy was riding in the car with his wife a few months back when realized he was running low on gas.
From The Verge
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