dunny
an outside privy; outhouse.
Origin of dunny
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How to use dunny in a sentence
In the rude language of the place she tells me that there is “Krabss al ad an dunny.”
Us and the Bottleman | Edith Ballinger Price"You don't really mean that, dunny," I said firmly, continuing my dinner.
The Firefly Of France | Marion Polk Angellottidunny lowered his accusing finger and tapped it on the cloth.
The Firefly Of France | Marion Polk Angellottidunny accompanied me in the taxicab, but was less talkative than usual.
The Firefly Of France | Marion Polk Angellottidunny was right, however; the conversation had exhausted me.
The Firefly Of France | Marion Polk Angellotti
British Dictionary definitions for dunny
/ (ˈdʌnɪ) /
Scot dialect a cellar or basement
dialect another word for dunnakin
Australian and NZ informal
an outside lavatory
(as modifier): a dunny roll; a dunny seat
Origin of dunny
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