nettie

/ (ˈnɛtɪ) /


noun
  1. informal a habitual and enthusiastic user of the internet

Origin of nettie

1
C20: from (inter) net

Words Nearby nettie

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How to use nettie in a sentence

  • I was too missable to answer him, and he wouldn't have heard me if I had, for he ran away as fast as he could to play with nettie.

  • Randolph and nettie and two other boys came and sat on the floor by me, and talked so fast I couldn't understand a word they said.

  • Ranny fillupened with me, and nettie gave me a big bunch of grapes; and before I knew it almost I was as well as anybody.

  • The members and associates numbered hundreds and hundreds, nettie did not know how many; and they were all around the world.

    Growing Up | Jennie M. Drinkwater
  • This same evening, in the March snow-storm, nettie Evans sat in her invalid chair beside the table in her chamber.

    Growing Up | Jennie M. Drinkwater