The term "tinny" originates from the word "tin," which refers to the metal that produces a high-pitched, thin sound when struck. It is often used to describe audio that lacks depth and richness, giving a metallic or hollow quality, similar to the sound of something made from tin. Over time, "tinny" evolved into a colloquial term used to describe people or things that seem insubstantial or lacking in substance, often implying they are superficial or not taken seriously.
Criticism from someone who is just as bad.
An untuned horn can have a high-pitched, tinny sound that is unpleasant to audiences. Cheap copies of scientific instruments may have tinny, flimsy construction.
Head lice I think it is a big tinny bug
The comparative form of tinny is tinnier, and the superlative form is tinniest.
From the Latin 'catus', I guess...
No, because, calling someone a Muslim is not a insult; Muslim is a religion.
No, it is highly impossible for a person to get fired for calling someone a dumb blonde.
A "Tinny" can refer to a "can" (tin) of lovely cold refreshing beer. Practical application - "Grab a tinny from the fridge". A "Tinny" can also refer to any small boat (with or without motor) contructed from metal and used for fishing, etc. Practical application - "We went for a day's fishing in Bill's tinny". "Tinny" can also refer to an object, especially a car, that falls below roadworthy mechanical specifications. Practical application - "Don't buy that car, it looks a bit tinny". "Tinny" applied to a person can imply that his skill in achieving a particular outcome was hugely exceeded by his luck. Practical application - "Bill's a tinny bugger, he caught 6 trout with the wrong sized hooks and wrong bait".
Someone Else Calling You Baby was created on 2010-08-02.
Name calling can turn someone violent because it is upsetting
A typical "tinny" refers to a 375mL can of beer, which usually contains about 13 grams of alcohol.
calling someone a liar or something really mean