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meiny
[ mey-nee ]
noun
- Archaic. 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.
Then hasten'd Siegfried's meiny to don their warlike weed.
Well know I yon bright meiny, whom here we have at hand; They are the choicest warriors; of th' Amelungers' land.
e'er on Etzel's meiny had late been wrought by him, A puff was to the tempest that now to rise began; So furiously did battle the son of Aldrian.
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