Definition of innie in English:

innie

(also inny)

nounPlural inniesˈɪniˈinē

informal

A concave navel.
belly buttons can generally be divided into innies and outies
Example sentencesExamples
- So now it looks like Cal has a nice little innie.
- After the baby is born, the cord shrivels up and you get an innie.
- The umbilicus was relocated, defatted and sutured with 4-0 PDS sutures at the 2, 4, 8 and 10 o'clock positions to create an innie.
- Swimmers can easily receive an "innie" instead at a drive-thru SurgiCenter.
- It's just that my belly button was born as an innie and has no business becoming an outie, at least not without my express permission.
- We thought gender might be important or age or whether a person's belly button is an innie or an outie.
- Whether you sport an "innie" or "outtie" is determined at infancy.
- Why do some people have "innie" belly buttons and other have "outties"?
- My belly button sticks out like an outtie but it nestled in my belly like an innie.

Origin

1960s: from in + -ie.

Definition of innie in US English:

innie

(also inny)

nounˈinē

informal

A concave navel.
belly buttons can generally be divided into innies and outies
Example sentencesExamples
- My belly button sticks out like an outtie but it nestled in my belly like an innie.
- Whether you sport an "innie" or "outtie" is determined at infancy.
- So now it looks like Cal has a nice little innie.
- Swimmers can easily receive an "innie" instead at a drive-thru SurgiCenter.
- After the baby is born, the cord shrivels up and you get an innie.
- It's just that my belly button was born as an innie and has no business becoming an outie, at least not without my express permission.
- Why do some people have "innie" belly buttons and other have "outties"?
- The umbilicus was relocated, defatted and sutured with 4-0 PDS sutures at the 2, 4, 8 and 10 o'clock positions to create an innie.
- We thought gender might be important or age or whether a person's belly button is an innie or an outie.

Origin

1960s: from in + -ie.

单词	innie
释义	Definition of innie in English: innie (also inny) nounPlural inniesˈɪniˈinē informal A concave navel. belly buttons can generally be divided into innies and outies Example sentencesExamples So now it looks like Cal has a nice little innie. After the baby is born, the cord shrivels up and you get an innie. The umbilicus was relocated, defatted and sutured with 4-0 PDS sutures at the 2, 4, 8 and 10 o'clock positions to create an innie. Swimmers can easily receive an "innie" instead at a drive-thru SurgiCenter. It's just that my belly button was born as an innie and has no business becoming an outie, at least not without my express permission. We thought gender might be important or age or whether a person's belly button is an innie or an outie. Whether you sport an "innie" or "outtie" is determined at infancy. Why do some people have "innie" belly buttons and other have "outties"? My belly button sticks out like an outtie but it nestled in my belly like an innie. Origin 1960s: from in + -ie. Definition of innie in US English: innie (also inny) nounˈinē informal A concave navel. belly buttons can generally be divided into innies and outies Example sentencesExamples My belly button sticks out like an outtie but it nestled in my belly like an innie. Whether you sport an "innie" or "outtie" is determined at infancy. So now it looks like Cal has a nice little innie. Swimmers can easily receive an "innie" instead at a drive-thru SurgiCenter. After the baby is born, the cord shrivels up and you get an innie. It's just that my belly button was born as an innie and has no business becoming an outie, at least not without my express permission. Why do some people have "innie" belly buttons and other have "outties"? The umbilicus was relocated, defatted and sutured with 4-0 PDS sutures at the 2, 4, 8 and 10 o'clock positions to create an innie. We thought gender might be important or age or whether a person's belly button is an innie or an outie. Origin 1960s: from in + -ie.
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