sookie
- noun
- /ˈsuːki/
- Informal
- Whenever his little sister was upset, he would comfort her by saying, 'It's okay, sookie.'
Examples
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She smiled when her grandfather affectionately referred to her as sookie during their conversation.
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He called her sookie as they walked hand in hand along the beach.
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Come here, sookie!
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My little sookie loves to play outside.
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He called her sookie as they walked hand in hand along the beach.
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Whenever his little sister was upset, he would comfort her by saying, 'It's okay, sookie.'
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She smiled when her grandfather affectionately referred to her as sookie during their conversation.
Synonyms
A person you love or care for very much
A word used to show love or kindness to someone
A gentle name used for someone you love
A friendly, playful name you use for someone you love
A loving nickname for a child or someone you love
A friendly name for someone you love or like
A person you love or care about, often called this name to show love
A loving name someone uses for a partner or close friend
Playful name for a child, partner or close friend
A playful, very affectionate nickname used between romantic partners or close friends
How Affectionate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sookie as a noun is an affectionate pet name, a small form of Susan or Susannah, much like Susie or Sue. These names come from the old Hebrew name Shoshana meaning 'lily', so calling someone sookie is a loving, gentle way to address them.