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Ninny — Nin ny, n.; pl. {Ninnies}. [Cf. It. ninno, ninna, a baby, Sp. ni[ n]o, ni[ n]a, child, infant, It. ninna, ninna nanna, lullably, prob. fr. ni, na, as used in singing a child to sleep.] A fool; a simpleton. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
ninny — noun (plural ninnies) Etymology: perhaps by shortening & alteration from an innocent Date: 1593 fool, simpleton … New Collegiate Dictionary
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