Can you use it in a sentence first??
And BTW - T-U-C-H-U-S!
And BTW - T-U-C-H-U-S!
URGENT SPELLING QUESTION
Is it
(a) hiney
(b) heinie
(c) ______ (other)
for "toucas," that is.
This has always bothered me, and as a professional editor it bugs me to no end that I don't know the right answer. It's not in any of my dictionaries.
(a) hiney
(b) heinie
(c) ______ (other)
for "toucas," that is.
This has always bothered me, and as a professional editor it bugs me to no end that I don't know the right answer. It's not in any of my dictionaries.
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Hello! Everyone knows that it's hiney. 
My work is done here. Back to the tax cave...
My work is done here. Back to the tax cave...
To me it is "hiney". Short for "behind".
To me, "heinie" is a sip of Heineken beer and I'm not sure I spelled the beer name correctly.
Oh... and is it a hiney or an hiney?
To me, "heinie" is a sip of Heineken beer and I'm not sure I spelled the beer name correctly.
Oh... and is it a hiney or an hiney?
gee I thought it was buttkuss ;D
I've always spelled it "hiney". I remember in Kindergarten, one of my classmates names was Dave Hindman. We all called him HINEYman. ;D ;D ;D
Put your hiney/heinie/other away, Dan; nobody wants to see it again.dweck said:Can you use it in a sentence first??
D'oh! My Yiddish union card has been revoked! Farshemen!And BTW - T-U-C-H-U-S!
I've also seen "tokhes."
its hiney where I come from, but why do you need to know?
A profound inner urge.Canula2000 said:its hiney where I come from, but why do you need to know?
Are you sure it's not haigni?
Wow -- I always go heinie, whether we're talking body parts or beers....
Talk English already
WTF is hiney or woteva
WTF is hiney or woteva
Arse.samson said:Talk English already
WTF is hiney or woteva
Ummm...an arse I think, or maybe that should be "ass".WTF is hiney or woteva
The back of your front; the vertical smile {/Hawkeye Pierce}
It begs the question, what publication are you editing that requires this knowledge?
I think it's "heiny."
I think it's "heiny."
isn't heinie short for heineken?
in google, type this...
define:hiney
in google, type this...
define:hiney
So since I pronounce the "h" it would be "a heine/hiney" instead of "an heine/hiney?"
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