Stinette
stinette- refers to/replaces any thing or any word. it can be used in place of any person, place, or thing.
(important)- the word can prefixed/ suffixed differently, check example 3 and 4 below, respectively.
1. look at the size of her stinettes. (may be eyes, ears, or most likely, br–sts)
2. don’t forget to pick up my stinette. (referring to anything, golf clubs, shoes, clothes, etc.)
3. whats his name? john stinetti? (replacing the last name of a person)
4. my tinettes are killing me. (pointing to eyes, feet, fingers- maybe after getting them slammed in the door?)
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