Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
brinny
adjective
/ˈbrɪni/

Definition
Brinny refers to water that is slightly salty, typically as a result of being mixed with seawater or brine.

Examples
- The brinny waters of the bay were teeming with life.
- In the brinny marshes, you can find a diverse array of birds and fish.

Meaning
The term brinny is often used to describe environments such as estuaries or coastal areas where fresh and saltwater mix, creating a unique habitat for various species.

Synonyms
- saline
- salty
- brackish