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Meaning bonnie meaning

What does bonnie mean?

— adjective (= bonny, comely, fair) very pleasing to the eye my bonny lass there's a bonny bay beyond a comely face young fair maidens

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bonnie?

sightly fair comely bonny pretty ludibund fun-loving frisk dinky cunning

How do I use bonnie in a sentence?

Bonnie: Hey, why is this door locked?

My sewing club, now unionized, B-T-W, made us some sweet Bonnie and Clyde costumes.

I'm gonna be Bonnie, because gender is fluid nowadays.

I feel like Bonnie Prince Charlie. You must be Flora MacDonald.

As blue as the Bonnie Blue flag.

My pet, as I told you before Bonnie was born. it's immaterial to me whether you have one child or 20.

Money can't buy what I want for Bonnie.

Bonnie will have a place among decent people.

My Bonnie sucks her thumb.

My grandbaby, Napoleon Picard, is giving a party for Bonnie next week.

Why, Dolly Merriwether, it was my idea to give a party for Bonnie.

Watch Daddy put your pony over it, Bonnie. Now, watch!

I don't care, but you won't ruin Bonnie's chances.

Just give me Bonnie, and you can say what you please.

Come on, Bonnie, be a good sport, wish us happiness.

Eddie, Bonnie says the sink leaks.

Go back to Bonnie and forget you ever met me.

We'll get across the border before it gets light. and when we do, I won't lose a minute sending for Bonnie and the baby.

Bonnie, I can't.

My pet, as I told you before Bonnie was born it's immaterial to me whether you have one child or 20.

Watch Daddy put your pony over it, Bonnie.

I'm taking Bonnie with me.

I've been hunting for a rabbit skin to wrap my little Bonnie in.

Bonnie, I'm going to take you on a long trip to fairyland.

It's all right, Bonnie.