Winna

“This curious pipe is called a "Winna," and the hollow is filled with tobacco, the smoking of which affords much enjoyment to the denizens of the swampy regions of Guiana.”

Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce

“Mr. Cooke, in "The Seven Sisters of Sleep," states that a tube much resembling the "Winna" of Guiana was some years ago to be met with in the Tobacconists 'Shops in London.”

Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce

“Certainly the earnest young tutor must have encountered Winna, who was often about the Ross and Thom households at that time.”

The Wall Street Journal: 'Freeing Charles'

“Winna ye speak to me and tell me what it a 'means?" said she, twining her arms over his shoulder.”

Tom, The Bootblack or, The Road to Success

“Winna ye gie me luik nor word, and me ridden like mad to hae a sicht”

Heather and Snow

“Winna ye tell me a '' at 's in yer hert aboot it, sir?”

Malcolm

“Winna ye, Dawtie?" said Andrew, holding out his hands.”

The Elect Lady

“For Winna so we know what she's talking about, cause Janelle Monae is like .... just so much fun”

MetaTalk

“Children on camera remark that all kinds of kids are welcome in the clown's Camp Winna-Rainbow tepees - even a Republican!”

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