bunny
- noun
- /ˈbʌni/
- NSFW
- She was A playboy bunny!
- Playboy bunny
- a bunny suit
- wear a bunny suit
And it's funny that people would always be obsessed with Playboy bunnies, but they never speak nicely about them, especially men.
- And it's funny that people would always be obsessed with Playboy bunnies, but they never speak nicely about them, especially men.
- Even from a very young age, I was often like idolizing women like Pamela Anderson and Carmen Electra and the Playboy bunnies.
- Today I am going to show you how to turn yourself into a blue Playboy Bunny type thing.
Examples
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This this Playboy Bunny who like to let people do that.
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Elsa is wearing a Bunny costume designed by Houston because why not?
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But what about that Bunny Cake girl?
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As you know, Bunny has won...
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One of the Sorority Company's best numbers, Bunny.
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Bunny, help him.
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Though she was nothing like his grandmother, the woman made Winston remember his Bunny, and this made him sigh.
Fiction book (2001) -
And it's funny that people would always be obsessed with Playboy bunnies, but they never speak nicely about them, especially men.
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"Even now, the Arizona leaks oil," says Bunny; she is reading from a paragraph that accompanies the map.
Fiction book (1991) -
At the nightclub, she dazzled the crowd in her bunny outfit, complete with fluffy ears and a tail.
Synonyms
A woman who works in a club wearing rabbit ears and a fluffy tail
Idioms
Compounds
- Slang
A person, often a woman, who enjoys skiing and dresses fashionably for the slopes
- NSFW
A fictional female character who wears rabbit ears and a tail, often in anime or cosplay
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bunny was used for women working in nightclubs because they wore a rabbit costume with ears and a tail, and this use became famous at places like the Playboy Club, so bunny now also means a waitress who worked in that role.