jenny
1noun, plural jen·nies.
Origin of jenny
1jenny
2or jen·nie
noun, plural jen·nies. Nautical Slang.
Origin of jenny
2Jennie
or Jen·ny
noun
Examples from the Web for jenny
Contemporary Examples of jenny
Then the commercial weight loss behemoths Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig joined this crowded field.
Will you work with Jenny Slate, John Daly, John Mulaney, etc. moving forward?
Liz G., one half of “Publizity” [the other half of which, Liz B, is played by Jenny Slate] is one of the best on the show.
Jenny Slate and Rosario Dawson make out at midnight because everything is beautiful and nothing hurts.
High-End Pervs Film Benedict Cumberbatch and Reese Witherspoon Sucking FaceAmy Zimmerman
December 11, 2014
Jenny Kutner, a 23-year-old writer for Salon, talked about her abortion after an IUD failure.
Historical Examples of jenny
My cousin Jenny Fynnett is here, and desires to be my bedfellow to-night.
Clarissa, Volume 2 (of 9)Samuel Richardson
"It's my own hair, Jenny Walters," said Dab, almost savagely.
Claps on cover, runs and sits on sofa between Jenny and Bessie.
The Universal ReciterVarious
But in a note of delicious insincerity she only said aloud, "Not all, Jenny; surely not all."
Capt'n Davy's HoneymoonHall Caine
"Yes, but that isn't to say that he'll ever come back to her," said Jenny.
Capt'n Davy's HoneymoonHall Caine