ney

IPA: nˈeɪ

(music) A type of endblown flute.
A surname.
A nickname of Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, a Brazilian footballer born in 1992

Examples of "ney" in Sentences

However, AA founder and CEO Dov Charney is freaky.
"The horses have been hired for the jour - ney, that is all."
d most adorable fren dat i hav..~mea dpt title ney since kat matrix!
Cant get a better deal anywere else. if you intersted please call ney @ 786-216-9354.
It will come as shock to you that Hillary could have cast a 'ney' vote and the AUMF bill would have passed.
* 'You know I mil not cordially riUposcd to your French jour - ney, which is now more serious, as it is to be niiich ■ atote lasting.
I think they just weren't up on good spelling and the "-ney" ending looked right because they'd been staring at their candidate's name so long.
And Senator, if you are going to pontificate, at least be in the habit of showing up to cast your "ney" or "yea" on important issues that you feel strongly about.
As an obscure State Senator Obama had "opposed" the war; however, after going to Washington as a US Senator, where he could have expressed this opposition more substantively 'ney' votes, Obama instead voted repeatedly for funding to perpetuate the war.