Weiner
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- proper noun
- /ˈwaɪnər/
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Weiner
- Professor Weiner, what are our chances?
- Weiner's statements
- Weiner's work
- see Weiner
You know, and, and Weiner used the phrase know how versus know what.
- You know, and, and Weiner used the phrase know how versus know what.
- And Matthew Weiner, who is the creator of Mad Men and which is?
- Tonight's hopeful convening of friends of John Weiner's doesn't seek to revive him or his work.
- My God, how much boner pill spam does Anthony Weiner get?
- So the best writers on on television, Matt Weiner.
- It's according to Jay Weiner that his movies could never be edited or censored again.
- So when it came time for series five, year five of the world's of speculative fiction, I wanted to make sure to get this guy Cord Weiner Smith in there.
- The one, the one who I know all longest is fellow named Jamie Stern Weiner, who already he's carved out his own niche.
- Bill Wilson is the Louis P and Linder L Geiser University Professor at Harvard and a faculty affiliate of the Weiner Center.
Examples
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The rumor at the time was that Martin Weiner was writing a book to demonstrate that you were, well, a fake.
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Dr. Weiner, when did you decide to draw a picture of an elephant?
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So Weiner did not work on this technology.
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My agent is Joseph Weiner.
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We will see that Weiner approaches the art object in a series of logical operations.
Academic text (1999) -
My father, David Weiner, was a young medical student at the time, which gave him a certain clout.
Fiction book (1997) -
For the opening of the museum's new wing, Weiner also conceived a little pin sculpture.
Academic text (1999) -
A year later, Howie married a girl named Sandy Weiner, who had been a grade behind me at Senn.
Fiction book (2001) -
Crater Pieces of 1960 is a pivotal work from the beginning of Weiner's career.
Academic text (1999) -
Professor Weiner, what are our chances?
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Weiner comes from the German word Wien, meaning 'Vienna'. It meant someone 'from Vienna', so today Weiner is a family name often found among German and Jewish families, showing an old link to that city.