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Tony Soprano

Tony Soprano noun: a gangster.

Noun

Tony Soprano (plural Tony Sopranos)

  1. A gangster.
    • Having given up his role as the Michael Corleone of theory, now he wanted to be the Tony Soprano of pedagogy.2007, James Hynes, The Lecturer's Tale: A Novel, Picador
    • ‘Jessica Jones’ Creator on the ‘Tony Soprano’ of Female Superheroes2015 November 19, David Ehrlich, “‘Jessica Jones’ Creator on the ‘Tony Soprano’ of Female Superheroes”, in RollingStone, archived from the original on 13 Aug 2026

Forms of Tony Soprano

pluralTony Sopranos

Origin of Tony Soprano

From the fictional character Tony Soprano from the television show The Sopranos.

Questions about Tony Soprano

What does Tony Soprano mean?
Tony Soprano means a gangster.
What part of speech is Tony Soprano?
Tony Soprano is a noun.
What is the plural of Tony Soprano?
The plural of Tony Soprano is Tony Sopranos.

Words near Tony Soprano in the dictionary

  1. tony
  2. Tony cronies
  3. Tony crony
  4. Tony Lumpkin
  5. Tony Lumpkins
  6. Tony Soprano
  7. Tony the Tiger
  8. Tony's den
  9. tonya
  10. Tonya Finosu
  11. Tonypandy

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