Danny
Casual name, male
Danny is a diminutive of Daniel, used as a given name in its own right.
It suggests youthful informality—a boy named Daniel might be called Danny, though many retain it into adulthood: Danny DeVito, Danny Glover.
The name peaked in mid-20th-century America but remains common.
Fifties-set stage production
- karateJapanese unarmed combat discipline
- MiyagiTohoku region prefecture
- TorranceSouthern California city
- PhantomGhost or famous aircraft
Zuko · Ocean · Glover · DeVito · Thomas · Boyle · Trejo · champion
Fourth alphabetic symbol, capitalized
- diminutiveVery small, or nickname form
- informalRelaxed, not official
- casualRelaxed and informal
- familiarKnown from experience
Grease
Fifties-set stage production
- karateJapanese unarmed combat discipline
- MiyagiTohoku region prefecture
- TorranceSouthern California city
Zuko · Phantom · Ocean · Glover · DeVito · Thomas · Boyle · Trejo · champion · protagonist
D
Fourth alphabetic symbol, capitalized
- diminutiveVery small, or nickname form
- informalRelaxed, not official
- casualRelaxed and informal
Ireland
North Atlantic island republic
- CelticOf Irish-Welsh descent
- DublinIrish capital city
- Irish-AmericanOf Gaelic ancestry, stateside
Galway · pub · Gaelic · emigrant · diaspora · O'Brien · Murphy · Fitzgerald · shamrock · craic
song
Musical piece with words
ballad · lament · folk · traditional · farewell · serenade · anthem
- nicknamesnickname, pet name, alias, handle, moniker
- Roald DahlMatilda, BFG, Charlie Bucket, Willy Wonka, James
- pet namessweetheart, darling, Buddy, honey, Max
- Book of DanielProphetic Hebrew scripture
- Steely DanJazz-rock studio duo
- Dan Quayle
- Jack Daniel'sTennessee sour mash whiskey
- Daniel Radcliffe
- Danny DeVito