Associations to the word «Sonny»
Noun
- Rollins
- Cher
- Williamson
- Saxophonist
- Brenda
- Nazareth
- Crockett
- Harmonica
- Hagen
- Prestige
- Saxophone
- Gillespie
- Ric
- Connie
- Slim
- Greer
- Godfather
- Ellington
- Terry
- Carmel
- Blues
- Juliet
- Claudia
- Roach
- Freddie
- Burke
- Capo
- Quintet
- Dante
- Olivia
- Trumpeter
- Sax
- Simmons
- Romeo
- Alphonse
- Curtis
- Waters
- Babe
- Speedway
- Jazz
- Benny
- Payne
- Ava
- Theresa
- Willie
- Dyke
- Reese
- Emory
- Bonaparte
- Swing
- Horton
- Dexter
- Buddy
- Scully
- Woody
- Alexis
- Cassius
- Myra
- Callahan
- Otis
- Hooker
- Goes
- Clapton
- Chet
- Berman
- Coleman
- Sinatra
- Johnny
- Bradshaw
- Pianist
- Hank
- Kenny
- Lester
- Postcard
- Sanders
- Burgess
- Byrd
- Guthrie
- Fontaine
- Eddie
- Boogie
- Billie
- Hampton
- Dylan
- Frazier
- Mcqueen
- Kira
- Dixon
- Leroy
- Lenny
- Biscuit
- Valentine
Wiktionary
SONNY, noun. A familiar form of address for a boy
SONNY, proper noun. A nickname of a child.
SONNY, proper noun. A male given name.
SONNY JIM, noun. A familiar term of address for a boy; sonny, laddie.
Dictionary definition
SONNY, noun. A male child (a familiar term of address to a boy).
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.