beanie-weenies
beanie-weenies noun: a dish resembling pork and beans, but with hot dog sausage instead of pork.
Noun
beanie-weenies pl (plural only)
- A dish resembling pork and beans, but with hot dog sausage instead of pork.
- (Calvin): Relax, Susie. I bought the cafeteria lunch today. […] It appears to be cigar butts in a gallstone sauce.
(Susie): That's beany-wienies!
(Calvin): Really? Oh gross.1989 November 6, Bill Watterson, Calvin & Hobbes (comic)
- (Calvin): Relax, Susie. I bought the cafeteria lunch today. […] It appears to be cigar butts in a gallstone sauce.
Origin of beanie-weenies
Rhyming coinage; possibly from bean and wiener.
Questions about beanie-weenies
- What does beanie-weenies mean?
- Beanie-weenies means a dish resembling pork and beans, but with hot dog sausage instead of pork.
- What part of speech is beanie-weenies?
- Beanie-weenies is a noun.
Words near beanie-weenies in the dictionary
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