Lonnie

American  

[lon-ee] / ˈlɒn i /

Or Lonny

noun

1. a male given name, form of Alonso.

2. Also Loni a female given name.

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Example Sentences

“It’s your responsibility to be in it and everything. You too, Lonnie.”

From Literature

Lonnie Hutchison was the other alternate, and he said he had to quit because of his asthma.

From Literature

“Nice try, Lonnie,” Mr. Crabtree said, “but you don’t have asthma. I know who all has asthma. I know who has pinkeye and poison ivy and athlete’s foot, also coughs and colds and nervous stomachs.”

From Literature

Mr. Crabtree didn’t mention any other diseases, and when Lonnie’s mother called the school to say that Lonnie was sick with a rash, Mr. Crabtree didn’t believe it.

From Literature

But it wasn’t finger paint on Lonnie.

From Literature