bunny
noun, plural bun·nies.
adjective
Origin of bunny
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Related Words for bunny
rodent, hare, tomato, dish, buck, cony, capon, doe, cuniculus, cottontail, chinchilla, lapin, coney, lagomorph, babe, angel, doll, broad, honey, chickExamples from the Web for bunny
Contemporary Examples of bunny
And likewise the Easter bunny, a bizarre pagan myth if ever one there was.
One Love notwithstanding, on the night of the gig, Bunny demanded his £10,000 fee in cash before he would take to the stage.
Inside London’s Wild Brixton Academy: How Gangsters and Kurt Cobain Made It London’s Top Music VenueTom Sykes
September 29, 2014
A pioneering photographer in the 1950s, Bunny Yeager discovered the iconic Bettie Page and helped establish pin-ups.
Eventually I gave way to Bunny's insistence and lost my virginity, appropriately enough, in H.G. Wells's spare bedroom.
No one feels it necessary to tell Angelica that Bunny was once her father's lover.
Historical Examples of bunny
It isn't a Bunny Hug or Tango, or anything distracting for lookers-on.
It Happened in EgyptC. N. Williamson
For the moment she had forgotten Nelly's offences, and only remembered that she had been Bunny's friend.
Mary GrayKatharine Tynan
He had sent home a beautiful mug of beaten silver for Bunny.
Mary GrayKatharine Tynan
Presently the luncheon-hour was over and Bunny had been carried off for his afternoon's outing.
Mary GrayKatharine Tynan
She was not going to see Bunny and his mother again, not for a long time at least.
Mary GrayKatharine Tynan