dial. [dim. of WEAN sb.: see -IE, -Y3.] A very young child.

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1785.  Burns, Scotch Drink, xii. When skirlin weanies see the light, Thou maks the gossips clatter bright.

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1864.  Blackmore, Clara Vaughan, xxiv. The two weanies (big baby and little baby) only attending for the sake of example.

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1894.  A. Reid, Sangs o’ the Heatherland, 103. Davie … Mindit neebors’ crawlin’ weanies.

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