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bunny
noun- a Playboy Club hostess; a nightclub hostess dressed in a costume that is representative of a rabbit US, 1960
A shortening of the official job-description: Bunny Girl. - a woman blessed with few if any sexual inhibitions US
- — Eugene Landy, The Underground Dictionary, p. 42, 1971
- a female surfer or a male surfer’s girlfriend US, 1936
- — Rob Burt, Surf City, Drag City, 1986
- a homosexual male prostitute US
- — Dale Gordon, The Dominion Sex Dictionary, p. 35, 1967
- the rectum US
- — Maledicta, p. 15, Summer 1977: “A word for it!”
- a conversation UK
- One of the chaps came up to me on the exercise yard and we began to have a bunny. — Frank Norman, Bang To Rights, p. 57, 1958
- a person who talks too much, especially stupidly UK, 1954
- — News Chronicle, 23 May 1958
- a fool, a dupe AUSTRALIA, 1943
- I’m an awful bunny, aren’t I? — John Wynnum, Jiggin’ in the Riggin, p. 31, 1965
- I discovered what bloody bunnies we buyers of Scratchit tickets really are. — Frank Hardy, Hardy’s People, p. 124, 1986
- a pilotman UK
- — Harvey Sheppard, Dictionary of Railway Slang, 1970
- in shuffleboard, the disc on a number representing the winning score US
- — Omero C. Catan, Secrets of Shuffleboard Strategy, p. 64, 1967
- in the sport of field archery, a 15 cm target face UK
Derives from the small face of a “bunny” (rabbit) which, along with faces of other small creatures, is used as a target. - — John Kember-Smith, Archery Today, 1988
- the vulva and vagina US
- Especially when I reached around and started playing with her big, beautiful tits and fingering her slick-furry bunny. — Joey V., Portrait of Joey, p. 92, 1969
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