Definitions
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- proper n. A diminutive of the female given names Jane and Jennifer, also used as a formal given name.
- n. A Wren (member of the WRNS)
Etymologies
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Examples
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everyone seemed to jump to the conclusion that jenny had been ripped off, and that this was another case of small indie company being screwed over by a big company. the biggest reason people seemed offended was because it was Jenny, not because of the situation.
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Without a word Jenny went and helped her, leaning to press on the door above and below the handle which Dee was grasping.
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MEG CABOT is the author of the 1-800-WHERE-R-YOU books (originally published under the name Jenny Carroll), as well as The Mediator series and the #1 New York Times best-sellers All-American Girl and The Princess Diaries series (which was made into a major motion picture by Disney).
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And if you have a girl, just remember that "Jenny" is a good, solid name.
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Each one of them’s under the name Jenny Etheridge.
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Jenny is wonderful around animals (hell, she puts up with me), and she spends time during the day working on the basic commands with Pritch.
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And to those who dismiss blogging as an activity of teenagers or those of arrested development, Jenny is a Professor of English at Columbia University and a superb triathalonist (if that is a word) as well as having written various highly regarded novels and other books.
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Jenny is an unfailingly positive, encouraging, amusing, witty and erudite person who I greatly admire.
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I know Jenny got a job there after college, we should grab a drink and then actually find a way to get in touch with Jenny is really useful.
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Not that the new judges come without any accent whatsoever: Tyler can rock the Boston accent; and Jenny from the Block can revert to the Bronx as needed.
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