henny

As a noun hinny

is the hybrid offspring of a stallion (male horse) and a she-ass (female donkey) or hinny can be (geordie) a term of endearment usually for women.

As a verb hinny

is to whinny.

As a proper noun henny is

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As a noun genny

is .

As a proper noun henny is

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As proper nouns the difference between henny and kenny

is that henny is while kenny is .

As a noun terms

is .

As a proper noun henny is

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As proper nouns the difference between jenny and henny

is that jenny is a diminutive of the female given names jane and jennifer, also used as a formal given name while henny is .

As a noun jenny

is (uk|informal) a wren (a member of the wrns).

As a proper noun henny

is .

As an adjective denny is

daily, diurnal (occurring every day).

As proper nouns the difference between penny and henny

is that penny is a diminutive of the female given name penelope while henny is .

As a proper noun henny

is .

As a verb herry is

(obsolete) to honour, praise or celebrate or herry can be (transitive|obsolete|scotland).

As proper nouns the difference between henny and benny

is that henny is while benny is a male nickname for benjamin or benny can be a female nickname for bernice or bernadette.

As a noun benny is

a stupid or dull-witted person or benny can be (label) a one-hundred-dollar bill.