Crossword clues for meanie
meanie
- Disagreeable one
- Hardly a gentleman
- Nasty type
- Nasty one
- Spiteful sort
- Blue "Yellow Submarine" villain
- Petty person
- Nasty guy
- Blue guy of "Yellow Submarine"
- Wicked witch, for one
- Nasty person
- Malicious person
- Bullying type
- Bad egg
- "Yellow Submarine" villain
- Villainous type
- Villainous fellow
- Villain, to a child
- Villain, in kid-lit
- Unkind person
- Selfish type (informal)
- Schoolyard bully
- Nasty piece of work?
- Internet troll, e.g
- Hiss recipient
- Cruel individual
- Bully, to a child
- Blue character in ''Yellow Submarine''
- Blue Beatles baddie
- Blue ---, from "Yellow Submarine"
- Bad boy
- Any one of Cinderella's stepfamily, e.g
- Villain, slangily
- Stinkpot
- Sadistic sort
- Stinker
- Hardly Mr. Nice Guy
- Bully, e.g
- No-goodnik
- No Mr. Nice Guy
- Malicious sort
- No-good sort
- Bowser in the Super Mario series, e.g.
- Dirty dog
- Grouchypants
- A person of mean disposition
- Scrooge before reforming
- Small-minded one
- Unfair critic
- Cruel person, informally
- Selfish person
- Stingy person
- Small-minded type
- He’s small-minded, average, extremely irksome
- Unkind person (informal)
- Ungenerous person
- Bad guy
- Cruel one
- Nasty sort
- Cruel sort
- Cruel dude
- Nasty fellow
- Malicious one
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
also meany, "cruel person," 1927, from mean (adj.) + -y (3).
Wiktionary
alt. (context informal English) A mean person. n. (context informal English) A mean person.
WordNet
n. a person of mean disposition [syn: meany, unkind person]
Wikipedia
Meanie may refer to:
- Meanies, a brand of stuffed toys
- Meanie (snack), a brand of snack food
- Meanie, a childish insult describing a mean person, eg "You're a rotten meanie!"
Usage examples of "meanie".
There was a mechanical roar of outrage as the Meanie went through the Haskell Hollow, a few licks away, and minutes later the wretched thing came into view around the bend, bellowing in agony and trailing dark smoke like a squid under attack.
Literally standing up on the throttle now, Snaker slammed his ass down on the seat and back up again, and Blue Meanie shrieked and settled down to the climb.
The slope is nowhere near as sharp as the back leg of the Haskell Hollow, but it goes on forever, and in snow season better vehicles than the Meanie have had to give up halfway, slide back down backwards and take a second run at it.
The Meanie spun off the road to the left, rotating as it went, and came to rest, nose out, precisely in the truck-sized carpark that had been shoveled out for it, its rear wheels nestled right up against the log barrier.
Blue Meanie dwindled in the dark, roaring at both ends, like a flatulent lion.
Halfway through the pot, I heard the Blue Meanie approaching from the east.
Jobs had traveled for a while in the company of a Blue Meanie named Four Sacred Streams.
Jobs and Violet did okay with that one Meanie back at the Tower of Babel.
Mostly they missed, but when they hit a Blue Meanie the result was shattering.
Maybe it had been aiming at a Meanie, but the shot, the tongue of liquefied stone, hit the end of a mainmast yard.
Then screams of pain and rage and the heavy tread of the Blue Meanie chasing down the stairs after them.
This time Jobs saw the Meanie turn and raise one front leg or hand or whatever it was.
Suddenly the Meanie reared up, not standing on its hind legs, but seeming to lengthen its front legs to bare the oval panel on its chest.
The Blue Meanie pressed forward, pushing now against the sheer physical weight of a howling mob.
He saw the Blue Meanie, far away now, ascending the ruined wall of the node.