inion

If they are disagreeing, I might say, ‘Different people have different ’pinions, some like apples and some like inions.’ ”

Conflict typically boils down to crucial conversations—moments when the stakes are high, emotions run strong, and op­­­­­­­inions differ.

O! why did I form of Sarey Leigh Such cruel unjust opinions, When my young master did her find Beneath the bed of inions.

Danger's the word, for I won't deceive you, no, not if you paid me better wages than the old man do give and he's as near as the paring of an inion.

And, you know, sometimes ’tisn’t only fish, but rashers o’ bacon and inions.