weenier — wee·ny || wɪËnɪ adj. tiny, very small (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
weeniest — wee·ny || wɪËnɪ adj. tiny, very small (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
weeny — wee·ny || wɪËnɪ adj. tiny, very small (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
weepie — wee·py || wɪËpɪ adj. tearful; crying easily; moving someone to tears; leaking, dripping (also spelled weepie) … English contemporary dictionary
weepier — wee·py || wɪËpɪ adj. tearful; crying easily; moving someone to tears; leaking, dripping (also spelled weepie) … English contemporary dictionary
weepiest — wee·py || wɪËpɪ adj. tearful; crying easily; moving someone to tears; leaking, dripping (also spelled weepie) … English contemporary dictionary
weepy — wee·py || wɪËpɪ adj. tearful; crying easily; moving someone to tears; leaking, dripping (also spelled weepie) … English contemporary dictionary
weevil — wee·vil || wɪËvɪl n. beetle that has a snout like projection and feeds on various grains and fruits … English contemporary dictionary
weevils — wee·vil || wɪËvɪl n. beetle that has a snout like projection and feeds on various grains and fruits … English contemporary dictionary
Arlene Horowitz — (born 1946) was born to Jewish immigrant, working class parents in The Bronx, New York. Horowitz was orphaned in 1962, at the age of 15. Believing that the only hope she might have for a decent life was education, thanks to the lucky combination… … Wikipedia