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sunny

SUN-ee/ˈsʌni/

Adjectivesunnier, sunniest

Noun pluralsunnies

6 meanings of sunny

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  1. 1
    fine weatheradjective
    Bright, with the sun shining a lot, said about the weather or a day.

    It's sunny today, so let's go to the beach.

    We had a sunny day for the school trip.

    Similarbright, clear, fine, fair, cloudless

    Oppositecloudy, overcast, dull, gloomy

  2. 2
    adjective
    Getting lots of sun, said about a place.

    Our cat loves to sleep in a sunny spot on the floor.

    The kitchen is the sunniest room in the house.

    Similarsunlit, bright

    Oppositeshady, shaded

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  3. 3
    cheerfuladjectivefiguratively
    Happy and cheerful.

    Our new teacher has a sunny smile.

    Even on bad days, Grandma stays sunny and kind.

    Similarcheerful, cheery, bright, upbeat, optimistic

    Oppositegloomy, glum, sullen, morose

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  4. 4
    fried eggsadverbdialectalUS
    Cooked on one side only, with the yellow part on top, said about eggs.

    Can I have my eggs sunny, please?

    He always orders his eggs sunny.

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  5. 5
    shiningadjective
    Coming from the sun, or bright and shining like the sun.

    The kitchen walls are painted a sunny yellow.

    Warm, sunny rays came through the window.

    Similarbright, golden, radiant, shining

    Oppositedull, dark

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  6. 6
    fishnouncountable
    A kind of fish called a sunfish.

    I caught a little sunny at the lake.

    We threw the sunnies back into the pond.

    Similarsunfish

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Origin

From sun and the ending -y.