Lonnie

or Lon·ny

[ lon-ee ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Alonso.
2. Also Loni. a female given name.

Example Sentences

In the spring, Wanda and Lonnie, to whom she was married for 42 years, tested positive for the coronavirus, and Lonnie’s health quickly deteriorated.

From Washington Post

I heard of Lonnie Wheeler while doing research into Coleman Young, the first black mayor of my hometown, Detroit.

From The Daily Beast

In small print below the title were two names: Coleman Young and Lonnie Wheeler.

From The Daily Beast

When I started writing this book, I noticed that I had a new Twitter follower by the name of Lonnie Konkel.

From The Daily Beast

Lonnie is a strong woman who walks through a room like a beautiful storm approaching.

From The Daily Beast

His wife, Lonnie, has asked if I want her to sit with us so she can tell me what he is saying.

From The Daily Beast

Mamma Miller told Fay and Lonnie that they might have a party, so they tried to get ready for it.

From Project Gutenberg

But as soon as Lonnie commenced writing his names, Fay began to find fault.

From Project Gutenberg

"I sha'n't play with him if he comes," Fay kept saying to every name Lonnie wrote.

From Project Gutenberg

And so they were just as good as Lonnie Miller, and he was one of the best boys that ever lived, so everybody said.

From Project Gutenberg

Not knowing about Lonnie's philosophy, the whole twenty-odd years of Lonnie's success was the abiding crux of Jason's disgust.

From Project Gutenberg