sonsy, sansie

[Gael. & Ir. son as prosperity, happine .] Lucky, fortunate, good humored, good-looking, fat, pleasant, plump, thriv ing, in good condition. ( Scotch.) "My sonsie , smurking, dear-bought Be ." Burns: Inventory. *son-tieş, s. [A corrupt. of sanctity , or of French santé health.] (See etym.) "By God's sonties , 'twill be a hard way to hit." Shakesp.: Merchant of Venice , ii. 2. soô-çey, s . [Native name.] A mixed striped fabric of silk and cotton in India. ( Simmonds .) soô-chõng', s. [SOUCHONG.]