adjective. Exposed to or abounding in sunshine.

adjective. Cheerful; genial.

noun. A familiar name of the common sunfish, or pumpkin-seed, Pomotis (Eupomotis) gibbosus, and related species. See cut under sunfish.

Like the sun; shining or dazzling with light, luster, or splendor; radiant; bright.

Proceeding from the sun: as, sunny beams.

Exposed to the rays of the sun; lighted up, brightened, or warmed by the direct rays of the sun: as, the sunny side of a hill or building.

Figuratively, bright; cheerful; cheery: as, a sunny disposition.

noun. See sunfish (b).

adjective. Of or pertaining to the sun; proceeding from, or resembling the sun; hence, shining; bright; brilliant; radiant.

adjective. Exposed to the rays of the sun; brightened or warmed by the direct rays of the sun.

adjective. Cheerful; genial.

adjective. Featuring a lot of sunshine.

adjective. Receiving a lot of sunshine.

adjective. Cheerful.

adverb. sunny side up

noun. A sunfish.

adjective. bright and pleasant; promoting a feeling of cheer

"They also point out, while Senator McCain, they say, has a good, strong record on fiscal responsibility, the environment, some examples, "The Dallas Morning News" writes that it has pause about Senator McCain, noting his age -- he is 71 years old -- also his temperament, saying that it differs from what it calls the sunny side brand of conservatism offered by Mike Huckabee."

cheerful  sunny side  

cheerful  

sunnily  

Sonny  Tunney  bunney  bunny  funny  

bleak  dim  grassy  lovely  moonlit  

Leibnizian  Saturnian  aestival  aglow  balmy  

sunfish  sunnier  sunniest