The word 'bonny' is correct and usable in written English.
It generally means attractive or beautiful. Example sentence: She looked so bonny in her new dress.
While noting the historical, cultural and other advantages of the union, the unionists' urgent need is to expose the nationalist vision for Scotland as a bonny pipe-dream.
In Britain, where the economy has been bonny, banks made so much profit last year that they earned brickbats not plaudits from the press.Even the world's laggards have something to smile about: in Japan, there are signs that the country's banking system is beginning to mend after a dozen awful years, and in Germany there is also evidence of improvement.
The Montreal protocol, which banned various ozone-depleting chemicals, has left the ozone layer's long-term prospects looking quite bonny.
Though sceptics pointed out that they were loaded with fat, salt and monosodium glutamate, he looked bonny and spry.
Mr Kuchma's team apparently noticed this, giving him an easy ride in the first part of the campaign.In this section A period of calm and turbulence Russia loses The Danube's bonny, bloody banks Brain drain Can Russia win in Chechnya?
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] In your article on Eastern Slavonia ("The Danube's bonny, bloody banks", November 6th) you rightly say that many Serbs have remained following the end of the UNTAES mission in 1998.
The following stanza is a typical example: Then out and came the thick, thick blood, Then out and came the thin, Then out and came the bonny heart's blood, Where all the life lay in.
It lies on the north bank of the Bonny River and on Okrika Island, 35 miles (56 km) upstream from the Bight of Benin.
The bribery, sweeping in scope and decades in duration, involved a $6 billion plan to bribe Nigerian officials to obtain engineering, procurement and construction contracts for a liquefied natural gas facility on Bonny Island in Nigeria.
She soon became friends with Anne Bonny, Rackham's lover, who had discovered her secret.
He offered to pay her husband to divorce her a common practice at the time but John Bonny refused.
