weenie

a somewhat small glizzy

Look at adam his weenie is so small!

by itookashitonyamum September 09, 2020

weenie

1) a small hotdog
2) baby talk for the male genitals (aka a PENIS)
3) an insult used by pre-schoolers

1) We rosted weenies over the fire

2) Pre-schooler 1: I'll show you my weenie if you show me yours.
Pre-schooler 2: Ok, one, two, three
Teacher: CHILDREN! STOP THIS AT ONCE!

3) Pre-schooler 1: Nanapoopoo you're a weenie!
Pre-schooler 2: waaa pre-schooler 1 called me a weenie!

by ZaZa December 31, 2005

weenie

Common in a large college lecture class, someone who sits in the front row and takes avid notes and asks questions in class making everyone feel dumb.

"Look at that weenie sitting in the front row writing down all the derivations of the nernst equation."

by Tubbis February 20, 2011

weenie

1. (n) A person posessing significant technical expertise, without some of the theatrical connotations of "geek".

Sometimes used in an endearing fashion.
2. (n) A psrson given to social maladroitness or embarrassing behavior.

1. "He's a crypto weenie"

2. "She seemed to like him, but he never said anything. What a weenie."

by pa28pilot November 23, 2003

weenie

a kid who always goes in when losing in a game or got hurt

your acting like a weenie

by Anonymous September 10, 2002

weenie

noun: military in origin, derisive term for a personal or administrative assistant to a flag-grade officer (colonels, generals, navy captains or admirals). The term refers to a support or staff role, as opposed to an individual in a line or operations position in an organization. In the corporate world, this term may refer to someone in a personnel/human resources or accounting role, as opposed to someone in a sales, manufacturing, or engineering role.

"The HR weenies that come up with these policies have never set foot in a customer's facility. No wonder they don't have a clue..."

by speedstan February 23, 2010

weenie

a dork, a dweeb. Not necessarily a bad thing.
see mims,mimszinski

don't be such a weenie

by daniul webstir April 29, 2005