Weenie
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- a small hotdog
- baby talk for the male genitals (aka a PENIS)
- an insult used by pre-schoolers
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A scared person who is afraid to take chances or step out of their comfort zone. Usually, this word is used to describe a person who is afraid to go after the boy or girl that they like.
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A term used to describe a male who lacks basic male qualities or who behaves more like a female. This includes wearing tight clothing, wearing pink, lack of physical muscularity, weakness, using words such as omg, is unable to perform basic male tasks such as fixing a car or a sink, or is unable to assemble things. A weenie is also a man who overreacts in times of crisis or who is worthless during a disaster, such as an earhquake, a fire, or a hurricane.
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(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. -
a dork, a dweeb. Not necessarily a bad thing.
see [mims],[mimszinski] -
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.
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