Tonks
Speech parts
1. Tonks - Noun
2. Tonks - Proper noun
Meaning
Tonks
plural of Tonk
Tonks (plural Tonkses)
A surname originating as a patronymic.
Anagrams
Examples
According to Miss Tonks, a teacher at Mrs. Vincent's school, Lucy actually arrived at the school in August 1854 and was secretive about her past.
Further details in Tonks (2010) citation Although insider trading in the UK has been illegal since 1980, it proved difficult to successfully prosecute individuals accused of insider trading.
A late penalty from Tonks did at least secure a bonus point for Exiles, but they remain 10 adrift of Worcester Warriors with 10 games of the season remaining.
Irish moved in front not long after, another Tonks penalty finding the target, but the opening 20 minutes in this battle of the bottom two proved a surprisingly tepid event.
The only part I don't/didn't like was Lupin and Tonks both going.
Winnipeg country musician Sean Burns returned to the Slice in fine form with hot band in hand, Friday, March 9 in support of his new aptly named CD “Lost Country: Music For Taverns, Bars and Honky Tonks.”