Brownie
Meaning of Brownie
Brownie is a unisex name that is pronounced as BROW-nee (/ˈbraʊni/). It has variations such as Browny. The origin of the name Brownie is English. In terms of associations, Brownie is often associated with warmth and a sweet personality. It may also be associated with the color brown, which symbolizes stability and reliability. In the United States, the name Brownie was given to newborns as early as 1904. While it had its highest popularity in the 1920s, it has remained a relatively rare choice over the years. However, for parents looking for a unique and charming name for their baby, Brownie can be a delightful option.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as BROW-nee (/ˈbraʊni/)
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Similar Names to Brownie
- Cookie
- Caramel
- Biscuit
- Cupcake
- Muffin
- Pudding
- Snickerdoodle
Notable People Named Brownie
| Brownie Wise was a pioneering American saleswoman known for her role in the success of Tupperware and the development of the "party plan" marketing system. |
| Brownie McGhee - Walter Brown "Brownie" McGhee was a renowned American folk and Piedmont blues singer and guitarist, famous for his partnership with harmonica player Sonny Terry. |
| Brownie King - Bob "Brownie" King, a retired NASCAR Grand National Series driver, participated in the 1959 and 1960 Daytona 500 races as well as other NASCAR sanctioned events at the Daytona Beach and Road Course. |
