jenny
Pronunciation: [ˈdʒeni]
Word
Context: "animal"
(noun) a female donkey. In farming, we use the term 'jenny' to describe a girl donkey. They are usually friendly and are often kept with male donkeys.
Example
The farmer has a jenny that helps with carrying light loads.
Example
They didn't have a jenny on the farm; only male donkeys were there.
Example
Is that jenny friendly with the other animals?
Context: "nickname"
(noun) a common short form of the name Jennifer. Many people named Jennifer like to be called Jenny instead. It’s an easy and friendly name.
Example
Jenny is a great friend of mine; we play together every day.
Example
I rarely call her Jennifer; I prefer not to use that name for her.
Example
Do you think Jenny will join us for the picnic?
Context: "technology"
(noun) a type of spinning machine used in the textile industry. This machine helps to spin fibers into thread. It was very popular a long time ago.
Example
The jenny spun the yarn quickly and efficiently.
Example
The old spinning wheel doesn’t work like a jenny; it’s much slower.
Example
Can you show me how a jenny works?
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