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Meanings of bonny in English
Usage of bonny in English
1
I dinna approve o' carridges without horses, but yon's a bonny machine.
2
But what her dress wanted in colour, her sweet bonny face had.
3
They're very splendid and bonny if you can keep them in hand.
4
You are as brave and clever as you are bonny and pretty.
5
So after school hours we boys and girls have a bonny time.
6
I only wished to see a bonny smile light up your face.
7
For your brother needs you, and your bonny new sister needs you.
8
We like to hear ourselves talk, but fair play is bonny play.
9
And that bonny little Amy is not far-away, I'll venture to say.
10
She's a bonny lassie, and kens a flower when she sees it.
11
Dinna fret ye, bit bonny lassie, I was but crackin' me jokes.
12
My bonny boy, do you think I wear my gowns for years?
13
But after all yon is a bonny fellow and a proper, Margot!
14
You'll marry him for appearances and then have your fling, bonny lass!
15
Won't mother be pleased with the bonny lot of heather we've got!
16
I wonner gin she ever dreams aboot onything as bonny 's hersel'!'
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United Kingdom
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