nonny

As nouns the difference between bonny and nonny

is that bonny is (mining) a round and compact bed of ore, or a distinct bed, not communicating with a vein while nonny is (obsolete) a fool.

As an adjective bonny

is (geordie).

As an interjection nonny is

.

As nouns the difference between nonna and nonny

is that nonna is (dialectal) grandmother while nonny is (obsolete) a fool.

As an interjection nonny is

.

As an adjective conny

is (uk|dialect) brave; fine; canny.

As a noun nonny is

(obsolete) a fool.

As an interjection nonny is

.

As a proper noun sonny

is a nickname of a child.

As a noun nonny is

(obsolete) a fool.

As an interjection nonny is

.

As an adjective nouny

is having the characteristics of a noun.

As a noun nonny is

(obsolete) a fool.

As an interjection nonny is

.

As nouns the difference between ninny and nonny

is that ninny is a silly or foolish person while nonny is a fool.

As an interjection nonny is

A meaningless word used in refrains, especially in old English ballads and glees.|lang=en