tennies

Related to tennies: tennis court, Tennis balls

tennies

slang Tennis shoes or sneakers. I've really wanted to get back in shape, so every morning before work, I throw on my tennies and go out for a 30-minute run.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

tennies

n. tennis shoes; sneakers. Let me get my tennies on, and I’ll be right with you.

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

See also:

dead men's shoes
sneaks
sneakerhead
dammit
as near as dammit
be
in (just) a minute
be badly turned out
be well, badly, etc. turned out
could do with

References in periodicals archive

Tennies, the museum's director, points to a trio of statues along the far wall--life-sized figures of a woman inspecting two others' work as they load powder into mortar shells.

Lawrence Seaway on Liberty ships and get them over to Britain," Tennies explains.

"The women, they are the lives and the faces of World War II," Tennies says.

Tennies says the museum focuses on compelling stories rather than spectacle.

War town

My collection of vintage Handgunner magazines contains colorful covers and subscription ads graced with images of Leviclad males, sporting Ked's tennies, a basic-looking 1911 in one hand, cross-draw holster riding high, leaping over a steel barrel.

Leaping Lizards, It's The Handgunner!

For the new limited-edition Heritage collection, the company has replicated the black high-top Keds that boxer Jim Braddock wore in the ring, as well as the white canvas tennies that Howard Hughes was famous for sporting.

Keds in the hall

Much bigger than this year's winner at the Oregon State Fair, a measly 2-pounder (`It wasn't a show-stopper,' garden superintendent Leslie Tennies said).

'Holy smokes, what a tomato!'

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释义	tennies Related to tennies: tennis court, Tennis balls tennies slang Tennis shoes or sneakers. I've really wanted to get back in shape, so every morning before work, I throw on my tennies and go out for a 30-minute run. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tennies n. tennis shoes; sneakers. Let me get my tennies on, and I’ll be right with you. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: dead men's shoes sneaks sneakerhead dammit as near as dammit be in (just) a minute be badly turned out be well, badly, etc. turned out could do with References in periodicals archive Tennies, the museum's director, points to a trio of statues along the far wall--life-sized figures of a woman inspecting two others' work as they load powder into mortar shells. Lawrence Seaway on Liberty ships and get them over to Britain," Tennies explains. "The women, they are the lives and the faces of World War II," Tennies says. Tennies says the museum focuses on compelling stories rather than spectacle. War town My collection of vintage Handgunner magazines contains colorful covers and subscription ads graced with images of Leviclad males, sporting Ked's tennies, a basic-looking 1911 in one hand, cross-draw holster riding high, leaping over a steel barrel. Leaping Lizards, It's The Handgunner! For the new limited-edition Heritage collection, the company has replicated the black high-top Keds that boxer Jim Braddock wore in the ring, as well as the white canvas tennies that Howard Hughes was famous for sporting. Keds in the hall Much bigger than this year's winner at the Oregon State Fair, a measly 2-pounder (`It wasn't a show-stopper,' garden superintendent Leslie Tennies said). 'Holy smokes, what a tomato!'
随便看	out of favor (with one) out of fix out of focus out of gas out of gear out of hand out of hands out of harm's way out of hock out of house and home out of humor out of humour out of/in the limelight out of it out of joint out of keeping out of keeping with (something) out of key out of kilter out of kilter/whack out of left field out of line out of luck out of mind out of necessity