bonham

/ ˈbɒnəv /

noun

1. a piglet

Word History and Origins

Origin of bonham¹

C19: from Irish Gaelic banbh

Example Sentences

Pitching stars: Yankee starters Tiny Bonham, Red Ruffing and Russo all went 1-0, holding the Dodgers to one earned run each.

From Los Angeles Times

A greater curriculum focus would not just boost artists, according to Paul Bonham, who feels the industry would benefit too.

From BBC

Pitching stars: Yankee starters Tiny Bonham, Red Ruffing and Russo all went 1-0, holding the Dodgers to one earned run each.

From Los Angeles Times

Charlton Bonham, the department’s director, said the idea is that “if we can mostly stay out of the way, these fish populations will heal themselves, sustain themselves.”

From Los Angeles Times

Some of her other most memorable roles include the 1985 Merchant Ivory film A Room With a View, in which she played the chaperone Charlotte Barlett, accompanying Helen Bonham Carter's Lucy Honeychurch to Italy.

From BBC