- ginney
- gin·ney
English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
ginney — ˈginē, ni noun ( s) Etymology: alteration of guinea slang : italian usually used disparagingly * * * ginney, ginnie obs. forms of Guinea … Useful english dictionary
ginnie — ginney, ginnie obs. forms of Guinea … Useful english dictionary
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