weenies

I must say that many of these young men sound to me like what we used to call weenies, wimps, sissies, wusses, whatever expression you want to use for the guys who never got chosen for the team.

Larry Kramer: Homo Sex in Colonial America 2009

Purported Reason #1: "we'll be called weenies by the Republicans."

House Dems' Fundraising Email Promises "Strong" Dem Majority -- On Same Day AS FISA Cave 2009

Apart from the luminous optical activity of the weenies, which is enjoyable in itself, the manner in which they are distributed over the rectilinear storefront bespeaks a stringent aesthetic that is fascinating to contemplate.

Another Roadside Attraction Robbins, Tom 1971

Well sh*t, if being called weenies gets them so scared, maybe Dems are "soft on defense."

House Dems' Fundraising Email Promises "Strong" Dem Majority -- On Same Day AS FISA Cave 2009

Babe Ruth called hot dogs "weenies," but his appetite was gargantuan.

Matthew Jacob: The Drama of Hot Dogs 2010

Babe Ruth called hot dogs "weenies," but his appetite was gargantuan.

Matthew Jacob: The Drama of Hot Dogs 2010

Whatever you think of this White House, you can now add "weenies" to the list.

Elayne Boosler: My Dinner With Clinton 2008

If this program is successful, it will turn the de facto price of admission into the price of a VIP passes, since all the E-Ticket "weenies" carny term for a landmark, signature ride that draws visitors through the midway will be saturated from opening to closing by VIP passholders.

Boing Boing: June 30, 2002 - July 6, 2002 Archives 2002

Then, when the coals are good, we toast sandwiches and roast 'weenies' and toast marshmallows.

Mary Jane's City Home Clara Ingram Judson 1914

There were the parallel lines for "Come-Come Pull Away," and there were numerous bald spots, the center of little radiating trails where, in the fall, each group of children had its complicated roasting oven in which potatoes and "weenies" were cooked.

Lydia of the Pines Honor�� Morrow 1910