blondie

Pronunciation: /ˈblɒndi/ (American: /ˈblɑːndi/)

Origin: Derived from "blonde" + "-ie" (diminutive suffix)

Meanings:

1. A person, especially a woman, with blonde hair
2. An affectionate or familiar term for a blonde person
3. A type of sweet dessert made with white chocolate or vanilla

Example Sentences:

1. "The new employee is a blondie with a bubbly personality."
2. "Hey blondie, can you pass me that book?"
3. "I made some delicious blondies for the bake sale."

Related Words:

• Noun: blonde, blond
• Adjective: blonde, blond
• Synonyms: towhead, fair-haired person, golden-haired individual

Memorizable Tricks:

• Think of the iconic character "Blondie" from the comic strip and movie adaptations
• Remember the dessert "blondie" as the lighter-colored cousin of the brownie
• Associate "blondie" with the new wave band led by Debbie Harry, known for her platinum blonde hair