ninny

bliss ninny

One who is in a state of extreme happiness. Oh, I had a great time on my vacation—I was a total bliss ninny relaxing on a tropical island.

nick ninny

obsolete A foolish or simple-minded person. I don't care if Reginald is in love with her—Edith is an utter nick ninny and, as such, has no place in this celebrated family.

bliss ninny

(ˈblɪs ˈnɪni)

n. a giddy and disoriented person; a blissed-out person. (see also bliss out.) You silly bliss ninny! Who watches over you, anyway?

See also: bliss, ninny

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

bliss ninny
bliss out
bliss someone out
bliss
bliss (one) out
blissed out
blissed-out
seventh
7th
blissed

References in periodicals archive

The novelty ninny loves animal-shaped stationery and humourous mugs; they are up for a laugh but may struggle to be taken seriously.

WHAT YOUR DESK SAYS ABOUT YOU

Don't quote me on that: "I'm a cotton headed ninny muggins" Buddy, aka Will Ferrell, in Elf

Big boys' toys; Cufflinks for Christmas? There's no arm in it, says Nathan Bevan. Not a fan of the Christmas knit? Show them you still know how to have fun in a less look-at-me festive accessory

The Justice Department's investigation found that 3M and Avery have dominated adjacent parts of the office products business For ninny years, with Avery making labels and 3M selling sticky notes under its Post-it brand.

3M and Avery Dennison nix office products deal

LETTING FLY J Roo pokes fun at pals NINNY NANI J Forgetful winger LATE WINNER J Passport arrives SOSJ Danny on phone PANICJ Atcheck-in

AIR REDS; Hold-up at airport as Man Utd stars forget passports

When the san came out the day after, ninny residents began pumping out flooded basements and dragging out items that Irene had mined.

Cranford, N. J., is a charming suburban town

Emily and her best friend, Anna Marie Anable, called each other "Blidgims," whereas, Emily was "Crinny Blidgims" and Anna was "Ninny Blidgims" (330).

The Life and Letters of Emily Chubbuck Judson (Fanny Forester)

"And his mother, who is the Queen after all, said, 'No Andrew, if you turn up in a suit people will think you're a ninny (fool).'

When Russell Crowe threw a log at Prince Andrew

And just when does a human interloper become an interfering ninny? If you were to shoot stray cats and dogs on sight and make them into pt there'd be uproar.

Seeing red over pretty-boy rats

Brunnhilde is a teenage ninny, who apparently learns that all is not fine in this garden.

Die Gotterdammerung

I drafted a lengthy opinion addressing these ninny roadblocks, the judge revised it and filed an opinion dismissing the petition on "technical" procedural grounds.

Chambers disrobed

Compared to these colossal three the T-Rex in Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park is no more than a scaled ninny.A*Cinerama : King Kong

Cinerama : King Kong

But even if you sent O'Regan to Devil's Island for 20 years it wouldn't prevent some other ninny repeating the offence.

Horse Racing: Human cock-up? It's all part of the perils of racing for punters

In Horrocks' perpetually rubber-gloved hands, Jane is a squealing ninny in fluffy slippers, terrified at having to host a Christmas drinks party for Sidney's smart bank manager, Ronald Brewster-Mason (David Horovitch), and his snob of a wife, Marion (Jenny Seagrove), plus local architect Geoffrey (John Gordon Sinclair) and his wife Eva (Lia Williams).

Absurd Person Singular

Her older sister (my Aunt Ninny) was also one of the staunchest early advocates of the theory that the Americans never landed on the moon, but that's another story.

Perhaps my gran had right idea about flying

"I just don't think people need to see you washing your ninny on the telly..."

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词组	ninny
释义	ninny bliss ninny One who is in a state of extreme happiness. Oh, I had a great time on my vacation—I was a total bliss ninny relaxing on a tropical island. See also: bliss, ninny nick ninny obsolete A foolish or simple-minded person. I don't care if Reginald is in love with her—Edith is an utter nick ninny and, as such, has no place in this celebrated family. See also: nick, ninny Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bliss ninny (ˈblɪs ˈnɪni) n. a giddy and disoriented person; a blissed-out person. (see also bliss out.) You silly bliss ninny! Who watches over you, anyway? See also: bliss, ninny McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: bliss ninny bliss out bliss someone out bliss bliss (one) out blissed out blissed-out seventh 7th blissed References in periodicals archive The novelty ninny loves animal-shaped stationery and humourous mugs; they are up for a laugh but may struggle to be taken seriously. WHAT YOUR DESK SAYS ABOUT YOU Don't quote me on that: "I'm a cotton headed ninny muggins" Buddy, aka Will Ferrell, in Elf Big boys' toys; Cufflinks for Christmas? There's no arm in it, says Nathan Bevan. Not a fan of the Christmas knit? Show them you still know how to have fun in a less look-at-me festive accessory The Justice Department's investigation found that 3M and Avery have dominated adjacent parts of the office products business For ninny years, with Avery making labels and 3M selling sticky notes under its Post-it brand. 3M and Avery Dennison nix office products deal LETTING FLY J Roo pokes fun at pals NINNY NANI J Forgetful winger LATE WINNER J Passport arrives SOSJ Danny on phone PANICJ Atcheck-in AIR REDS; Hold-up at airport as Man Utd stars forget passports When the san came out the day after, ninny residents began pumping out flooded basements and dragging out items that Irene had mined. Cranford, N. J., is a charming suburban town Emily and her best friend, Anna Marie Anable, called each other "Blidgims," whereas, Emily was "Crinny Blidgims" and Anna was "Ninny Blidgims" (330). The Life and Letters of Emily Chubbuck Judson (Fanny Forester) "And his mother, who is the Queen after all, said, 'No Andrew, if you turn up in a suit people will think you're a ninny (fool).' When Russell Crowe threw a log at Prince Andrew And just when does a human interloper become an interfering ninny? If you were to shoot stray cats and dogs on sight and make them into pt there'd be uproar. Seeing red over pretty-boy rats Brunnhilde is a teenage ninny, who apparently learns that all is not fine in this garden. Die Gotterdammerung I drafted a lengthy opinion addressing these ninny roadblocks, the judge revised it and filed an opinion dismissing the petition on "technical" procedural grounds. Chambers disrobed Compared to these colossal three the T-Rex in Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park is no more than a scaled ninny.A*Cinerama : King Kong Cinerama : King Kong But even if you sent O'Regan to Devil's Island for 20 years it wouldn't prevent some other ninny repeating the offence. Horse Racing: Human cock-up? It's all part of the perils of racing for punters In Horrocks' perpetually rubber-gloved hands, Jane is a squealing ninny in fluffy slippers, terrified at having to host a Christmas drinks party for Sidney's smart bank manager, Ronald Brewster-Mason (David Horovitch), and his snob of a wife, Marion (Jenny Seagrove), plus local architect Geoffrey (John Gordon Sinclair) and his wife Eva (Lia Williams). Absurd Person Singular Her older sister (my Aunt Ninny) was also one of the staunchest early advocates of the theory that the Americans never landed on the moon, but that's another story. Perhaps my gran had right idea about flying "I just don't think people need to see you washing your ninny on the telly..." quotes
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