sonny

IPA: sˈʌni

(dated) A familiar form of address for a boy.
(colloquial, dated, derogatory) Form of address to a boy or man, to express contempt, warning etc.
A nickname for a male child.
A male given name from English.
A diminutive of the female given name Sonia.

Examples of "sonny" in Sentences

"sonny" did not make the oldest Bunker feel dignified at all.
"Don't you mess with grandpa, sonny" (Thanks, Carlo Longino!)
"Great Scott, Dan!" and the "sonny" addressed stared at him in perplexity,
"No, sonny, no!" said Aunt Melvy, to whom all men were "sonny" until they died of old age.
It is evident that the only person feeling "uncomfortable" with this story is, er, you, 'sonny' ;
"Dr. Floyd Peterson, Mrs. Thompson," he replied, "and at forty-six years of age, I deeply thank you for that 'sonny'."
Maybe Babs will call her sonny boy and tell him to bounce these bullies, and try his hand at it for the last two years.
He was about to repeat the "sonny" that had grated a little on Ned's sense of the proprieties but he stopped short -- and added: "Have you a card, Mr. --?"
It looked like a video game. jason B anybody else reminded of 'sonny' from i, robot? i mean that as a compliment as i loved that film. their movements are very similar. tremor
And yes, if that means flooding the airwaves with real life tragic stories about how the HMO's actually Did kill Granny/Gramps & sis & sonny, we should raise the moola for it.