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meiny
[mey-nee]
noun
plural
meiniesArchaic.a group or suite of attendants, followers, dependents, etc.
Scot. Archaic.a multitude; crowd.
meiny
/ ˈɪɪ /
noun
a retinue or household
a crowd
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of meiny1
Example Sentences
Meiny Prins, the boss of Priva, said the three-way joint venture with Ocado comes as the global population is growing and there is more of a focus on sustainability.
Portraying a patrician Roman warrior who is undone by his contempt for what he calls “the mutable, rank-scented meiny,” Hiddleston is a riveting combination of taut sinews and exposed nerves.
III Now here, now there was busy the youthful Giselher; He and his brother Gernot each with his meiny there Right hospitable welcome to friend and stranger made, And every fitting honor to every warrior paid.
IX With that the smiling Kriemhild forth stepp'd a little space, And Brunhild and her meiny greeted with gentle grace.
Queen Brunhild with her meiny was now upon her way.
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