Lennon
- proper noun
- /ˈlɛnən/
- In one picture, she wore John Lennon sunglasses and a peaceful, delicious smile.
- John Lennon
- McCartney and Lennon
- "Imagine" by Lennon
Like, Oh yeah, we used AI to like, replicate John Lennon's voice or fix it or whatever.
- Like, Oh yeah, we used AI to like, replicate John Lennon's voice or fix it or whatever.
- Definitely John Lennon, Paul Rogers, Marvin Gaye.
- Yoko Ono, the legendary lover, soulmate of the great John Lennon Artist.
- I had two of my students would carry in the works of Lennon, put them on their desk.
- Well, I I never said, and this is another one of those John Lennon nails it.
- Like, I look at it like this like, like John Lennon, right?
Examples
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Imagine a world where John Lennon is still living and is Paul McCartney's best friend.
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Encourage them to participate in BMI's John Lennon Songwriting Program.
Academic text (2000) -
So all we need to do is just listen to the words of John Lennon and follow them.
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John Lennon, good to see you again.
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As John Lennon said, who died the same year as my dad...
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This is a drawing by John Lennon.
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Hundreds of people gathered in Central Park this afternoon to remember former Beatle John Lennon, who was murdered 2 years ago today.
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Students learn that Paul McCartney and John Lennon were the band's primary singers and songwriters.
Academic text (2012) -
Hundreds of people gathered in Central Park this afternoon to remember former Beatle John Lennon, who was murdered 2 years ago today.
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Imagine a world where John Lennon is still living and is Paul McCartney's best friend.
Synonyms
An English singer and songwriter who helped start the Beatles and changed popular music
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lennon comes from the old Irish family name Ó Leannáin, where leannán means 'lover' or 'sweetheart'. So the surname once meant 'descendant of a lover', and today it is a family name best known because of John Lennon.