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wienie N. Amer. slang.|ˈwiːniː|
Also erron. weinie.
[f. wiener a. and n.: see -ie.]
= wiener n. a. Cf. weeny n.2, winny.
1911Daily Colonist (Victoria, B.C.) 26 Apr. 7/3 Weinies, pretzels and coffee were served and German relishes. 1919U. Sinclair Jimmie Higgins xx. 195 Mocking soldier-boys, who made merry..over sauerkraut and..‘wienies’, otherwise known as ‘hot dogs’. 1940R. Chandler Farewell, my Lovely xxxiv. 161, I spotted him [sc. the hot dog man] in a white barbecue stand tickling wienies with a long fork. 1959E. Ambler Passage of Arms iv. 103 The barman opened up a can of weinies. 1977Time 4 July 37/1 One man's meat is another man's corndog (a wienie impaled on a stick and dunked in a bubbling cornbread batter). |