Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A diminutive of Frances, also used as a female given name.
WordNet 3.0
- n. the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on
- n. external female sex organs
Examples
“This had everything to do with the nickname Fanny and the fact that she tried not to get upset at being addressed in this undignified manner when she was trying to raise compassionate, responsible children.”
“The story of the captain of the Fanny is also literally true.”
“So you'll know I'm not damning with faint praise when I say that Fanny is an old-fashioned, sentimental romance of a very particular type.”
“By three o'clock in the morning Fanny is all "knocked up", as her brother delicately puts it.”
“The characters in Fanny, Annie & Danny are messy and wonderful and devastating and mean and kind and petty and vulnerable -- just like us.”
The Huffington Post: George Heymont: It's the Most Dysfunctional Time of the Year!
“You won't have any problems caring about the totally dysfunctional family featured in Fanny, Annie & Danny.”
The Huffington Post: George Heymont: It's the Most Dysfunctional Time of the Year!
“Yesterday Hillary said she felt like Goldilocks, but now she's back to being "Fightin 'Fanny" again ...”
“However, since so many on this Blog hail from the UK, we should be careful of using the word Fanny lest I be forced to tell my "Fanny Green" joke.”
“Once Sean overheard someone calling her Fanny, which apparently is a nickname for Frances.”
“Something that has always puzzled me is how for English people "fanny" is not a polite word, and yet the name Fanny is perfectly OK!”
Lists
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Cow Names
The names of cows from literature, your little acre of heaven, your memory, or otherwise.
I am particularly fond of those in my memory that ended in "ie", such as Bossie and Bessie.
I a...Bossie, Bessie, Ferdinand, Milky-white, Flora, Abbie, Annabelle, Annie, Apple, Bertha, purple cow, Betsy and 75 more...
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