hinny Antonyms
Meaning of hinny
hinny (n)
hybrid offspring of a male horse and a female donkey or ass; usually sterile
hinny (v. i.)
To neigh; to whinny.
hinny (n.)
A hybrid between a stallion and an ass.
A term of endearment; darling; -- corrupted from honey.
hinny Sentence Examples
- The farmer called out to his hinny, a gentle hybrid between a horse and a donkey.
- Hinny and Minnie were inseparable, frolicking together in the pasture.
- The hinny's bray was a distinctive cross between a horse's neigh and a donkey's bray.
- With its strong frame and patient nature, the hinny proved to be an ideal work animal.
- The hinny's thick coat kept it warm during the harsh winter months.
- The old hinny had lived a long and fulfilling life, serving his family well.
- The hinny's intelligence was evident in its ability to understand commands.
- The hinny's hooves were small and sturdy, making it sure-footed even on rough terrain.
- The hinny's eyes held a gentle and trusting expression.
- The hinny's unique appearance drew admiring glances from passersby.
FAQs About the word hinny
hybrid offspring of a male horse and a female donkey or ass; usually sterileTo neigh; to whinny., A hybrid between a stallion and an ass., A term of endearment;
mule,jenny, ass, jennet, burro, donkey, jack, moke,pack animal, jackass
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The farmer called out to his hinny, a gentle hybrid between a horse and a donkey.
Hinny and Minnie were inseparable, frolicking together in the pasture.
The hinny's bray was a distinctive cross between a horse's neigh and a donkey's bray.
With its strong frame and patient nature, the hinny proved to be an ideal work animal.
