Pronunciation: /ˈwiːni/
noun a small sausage, especially a frankfurter
A1 My little brother is a weenie when it comes to trying new foods.
A2 She called him a weenie for being afraid of spiders.
B1 The weenie at the party was too scared to go on the roller coaster.
B2 Don't be such a weenie, just jump in the pool and have fun!
C1 His reputation as a weenie among his friends was well-deserved.
C2 Despite his weenie tendencies, he managed to overcome his fear of public speaking.
adjective used to describe someone or something as weak or timid
A1 He is a weenie dog.
A2 She made a weenie mistake on the test.
B1 The weenie car struggled to make it up the hill.
B2 The weenie excuse he gave for being late was not believable.
C1 The weenie behavior of the politician was criticized by the media.
C2 Her weenie attitude towards the project caused delays in the timeline.
formal The hot dog vendor served a delicious weenie at the event.
informal I can't believe you ate that tiny weenie in one bite!
slang Stop being such a weenie and just jump off the diving board!
figurative She may seem tough, but deep down she's just a little weenie when it comes to scary movies.
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