sonny Jim
sonny Jim noun: a familiar or patronising term of address for a male person, especially during a rebuke or correction.
Noun
sonny Jim (plural sonny Jims)
- A familiar or patronising term of address for a male person, especially during a rebuke or correction.
- Don't get uppish with me, sonny Jim: you're as dead as he is.1978, Hugh Leonard, Da: A Comedy in Two Acts
Synonyms of sonny Jim
Forms of sonny Jim
| plural | sonny Jims |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Sonny Jim |
Origin of sonny Jim
Probably from Sunny Jim.
Questions about sonny Jim
- What does sonny Jim mean?
- Sonny Jim means a familiar or patronising term of address for a male person, especially during a rebuke or correction.
- What part of speech is sonny Jim?
- Sonny Jim is a noun.
- What is the plural of sonny Jim?
- The plural of sonny Jim is sonny Jims.
Words near sonny Jim in the dictionary
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