| BRINNIES | • brinnies n. Plural of brinny. • BRINNY n. (Australian slang) a stone, when thrown. | 
| GOLDFINNIES | • goldfinnies n. Plural of goldfinny. • GOLDFINNY n. one of two or more species of European labroid fishes, also GOLDSINNY. | 
| GOLDSINNIES | • goldsinnies n. Plural of goldsinny. • GOLDSINNY n. one of two or more species of European labroid fishes, also GOLDFINNY. | 
| HINNIES | • hinnies n. Plural of hinny. • hinnies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hinny. • HINNY v. to neigh, whinny, also HINNIE. | 
| LINNIES | • linnies n. Plural of linny. • LINNY n. a shed, also LINHAY, LINNEY. | 
| MINNIES | • minnies n. Plural of minny. • Minnies prop.n. Plural of Minnie. • MINNIE n. (Scots) mother. | 
| NINNIES | • ninnies n. Plural of ninny. • NINNY n. a fool. | 
| PINNIES | • pinnies n. Plural of pinny. • pinnies n. Plural of pinnie. • PINNY n. (short for) pinafore, also PINNIE. | 
| SHINNIES | • shinnies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shinny. • SHINNY v. to climb by gripping with the hands and legs, also SHIN. | 
| SKINNIES | • skinnies n. Plural of skinny. • skinnies n. Synonym of skinny jeans. • Skinnies n. Plural of Skinnie. | 
| SPINNIES | • spinnies n. Plural of spinny. • SPINNY n. a small thicket or grove with undergrowth, also SPINNEY. | 
| SQUINNIES | • squinnies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of squinny. • SQUINNY v. to squint, look askance, also SQUINY. | 
| TINNIES | • tinnies n. Plural of tinnie. • TINNIE n. a mug made of tinplate; a can of beer, also TINNY. | 
| WHINNIES | • whinnies n. Plural of whinny. • whinnies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whinny. • WHINNY v. to make a high neighing sound. | 
| ZEBRINNIES | • zebrinnies n. Plural of zebrinny. • ZEBRINNY n. the offspring of a male horse and a female zebra. |