bonny
Pleasingly healthy-looking
Bonny means attractive, healthy, or cheerful—used especially of babies and young women.
The word is primarily Scottish and Northern English: a bonny wee lass, a bonny baby.
It suggests a wholesome, fresh-faced prettiness rather than glamorous beauty.
Outside its native dialects, bonny sounds quaint or deliberately folksy.
Extremely pleasing aesthetically
- lovelyAttractive and pleasing
- prettyPleasing in appearance
- fairImpartial and unbiased
- comelyAttractively pleasing to view
handsome · winsome · fetching · beauteous · pleasing · good-looking · sweet-faced · rosy-cheeked
Strong and durable
- heartyWarm and substantial
- haleSound and vigorous
- hardyAble to endure difficulty
- sturdySolidly built, durable
strong · vigorous · thriving · blooming · flourishing · strapping · lusty · fit
beautiful
Extremely pleasing aesthetically
comely · handsome · winsome · fetching · beauteous · pleasing · good-looking · sweet-faced · rosy-cheeked · fresh-faced
robust
Strong and durable
sturdy · strong · vigorous · thriving · blooming · flourishing · strapping · lusty · fit · sound
braw
Scottish for fine
bairn · highland · heather · tartan · thistle · auld · kirk · loch · glen · kilt
merry
Cheerful and lively
gay · jovial · lighthearted · cheery · sprightly · lively · buoyant · gladsome · mirthful · joyful
bonnyugly
Displeasing to look at
hideous · unattractive · homely · ill-favored · plain
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