Kenny

American  

[ken-ee] / ˈkɛn i /

noun

1. Elizabeth Sister Kenny, 1886–1952, Australian nurse: researcher in poliomyelitis therapy.

2. Also Kenney, Kennie. a male given name, form of Kenneth.

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Kenny British  

/ ˈkɛnɪ /

noun

1. Brett. born 1961, Australian rugby league player; scored 10 tries in 17 games for Australia (1982–87)

2. Yvonne, born 1950, Australian opera singer, noted for her performances in Mozart and Handel operas

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Example Sentences

Clarke's side will never be as ruthless as they were against Denmark on that famous night at Hampden - an overhead kick from McTominay, a world-class finish from Tierney, a miracle from halfway from Kenny McLean.

From BBC

The former Motherwell player has become more of a feature in Serie A since the turn of the year and he will fancy his chances of a fifth Scotland cap at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium, especially given both Lewis Ferguson and Kenny McLean played the full 90 against Japan.

From BBC

An infamous handball by Joe Jordan won Scotland a controversial penalty, with Don Masson slotting home the opener before Kenny Dalglish's late strike settled the tie to send Scotland to the finals in Argentina instead of their heartbroken hosts.

From BBC

Midfielder Kenny McLean believes the experience against high-calibre opposition will stand Scotland in good stead before this summer's World Cup.

From BBC

But some cruise lines have added extra sailings amid soaring interest, said Kenny Robinson, of the Cruise Lines International Association.

From The Wall Street Journal