sonny

As proper nouns the difference between sonny and dominic

is that sonny is a nickname of a child while dominic is , best known for the spanish saint who founded the dominican order.

As an adjective conny

is brave; fine; canny.

As a noun sonny is

a familiar form of address for a boy.

As a proper noun Sonny is

a nickname of a child.

As a proper noun sonny

is a nickname of a child.

As an adjective sonly is

of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a son.

As a proper noun sonny

is a nickname of a child.

As a noun sanny is

(uk|dialect) the sandpiper.

As nouns the difference between sunny and sonny

is that sunny is a sunfish while sonny is a familiar form of address for a boy.

As an adjective sunny

is featuring a lot of sunshine.

As an adverb sunny

is sunny side up.

As a proper noun Sonny is

a nickname of a child.

As proper nouns the difference between sony and sonny

is that sony is an international electronics and media company based in Tokyo, Japan while Sonny is a nickname of a child.

As nouns the difference between sony and sonny

is that sony is an alternative spelling of lang=en while sonny is a familiar form of address for a boy.

As an adjective sonsy

is (uk|scotland|dialect) lucky; fortunate; thriving; plump.

As a proper noun sonny is

a nickname of a child.

As a proper noun sonny

is a nickname of a child.

As a noun nonny is

(obsolete) a fool.

As an interjection nonny is

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As an adjective sinny

is characterised by or characteristic of sin; sinful; guilty of sin; wicked.

As a proper noun sonny is

a nickname of a child.

As a proper noun sonny

is a nickname of a child.

As an adjective bonny is

(geordie).

As a noun bonny is

(mining) a round and compact bed of ore, or a distinct bed, not communicating with a vein.