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Double N Vocabulary Words

Based on the definitions, guess these words that contain NN.
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Definition
Word
Hotel for dogs
Kennel
1,000 years
Millennium
Cream-filled Italian dessert
Cannoli
To cut vegetables into long, thin strips
Julienne
British for the hood of a car
Bonnet
Flower that lives for more than two years
Perennial
The vast, African grassland
Savanna
14 line poem in iambic pentameter
Sonnet
Small fish
Minnow
Female donkey
Jenny
To make a marriage invalid
Annul
Definition
Word
Person who makes leather
Tanner
Hemp
Cannabis
Large artillery piece
Cannon
Chemical found in red wine
Tannin
Dummy used for modeling clothes
Mannequin
Sense of boredom and world-weariness
Ennui
Noise that a horse makes
Whinny
An animal that eats its own species
Cannibal
To add territory to a country
Annex
Herb with an anise-like flavor
Fennel
Female joke-teller
Comedienne
eric29cocoanuts
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Level 80
Sep 8, 2013
Should be dessert not desert.
Quizmaster
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Sep 10, 2013
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Zefyrinus
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Level 67
Jun 4, 2014
Um, a kennel is where dogs are bread. :S
akwildrose
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Level 53
May 3, 2015
A kennel can also be where a dog is kept, whether by the owners or as a hotel.
ChipOtley
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Level 76
Dec 22, 2014
Panna Cotta for Italian dessert also?
cornflakesfu
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Level 82
Jun 22, 2018
I guess it's technically "cream-filled," since the whole thing is basically just cream, but it doesn't fit the clue as well as cannoli.
AlexM
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Level 77
Feb 4, 2020
I'd agree on panna cotta. It literally means cooked cream.... You can't get a dessert that's fuller of cream than that!
tavernmancer
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Level 43
Mar 12, 2015
I had trouble with one of them because i though it said an animal that eats its own feces, I had to read it three times before I got it right.
akwildrose
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Level 53
May 3, 2015
I thought the same thing at first!
PrinceEric
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Level 53
Jun 15, 2016
That would only be an acceptable clue if "Donald" were spelled with two Ns.
butterbean33
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Level 44
Jun 13, 2016
Anise, while stated in the clue, is also an herb, just like fennel. Aniseed to be technical. So perhaps you might want to say licorice flavor with yellow flowers. Also a perennial is a PLANT that lives for more than two years, it doesn't have to necessarily be a flower.
ander217
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Level 78
Mar 13, 2017
Anise only has one n.
steb26
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Level 56
Jun 21, 2016
Can you add some alternative spellings for "whinny"? I mean it's an onomatopoeia anyway so as long as it sounds out correctly then it should be accepted. Winnie, Winny, or winnee even perhaps?
prs17
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Level 72
May 16, 2018
Did anyone else think of nneigh?
MEddipoo
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Level 25
Jun 28, 2016
Millennia should also be accepted for millennium.
undeadwarrior
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Level 56
Feb 19, 2018
Millennia is plural - and it asks for just one thousand years, not many multiples of it, so it is incorrect.
ander217
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Level 78
May 16, 2018
If you cross a male horse with a jenny you get a hinny. Just being trivial.
kalbahamut
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Level 81
May 16, 2018
What if you cross a hinny with a liger?
cornflakesfu
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Level 82
Jun 22, 2018
The universe explodes.
AlexM
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Level 77
Feb 4, 2020
How about blenny for small fish? They're pretty small...
iuvas
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Level 88
Dec 10, 2020
To be precise cannoli are not filled with cream at all.

The original sicilian cannoli recipe wants them to be filled with a mixture of sheep's ricotta (don't know if "cottage cheese" is a correct translation of "ricotta") and sugar (+chocolate drops if you like them). Honestly, this is better than any cream filling you might think of.

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