IPA: //ˈsɒn.si//
KK: /sɑnsi/
Having a pleasing and healthy appearance, often used to describe someone who looks well-fed and attractive.
The sonsy child smiled brightly, showing off her healthy glow.
Sonsy → The word originates from Scots, meaning plump or jolly. It describes someone who is cheerful and full of life, often with a pleasing appearance.
Think of someone who is cheerful and plump, which helps you remember that 'sonsy' describes a jolly and lively person.