Synonyms for Bunny
ˈbʌn ibun·ny

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1. bunny, bunny girlnoun

   a young waitress in a nightclub whose costume includes the tail and ears of a rabbit

   Synonyms:
   bunny, bunny girl, bunny rabbit

2. bunny, bunny rabbitnoun

   (usually informal) especially a young rabbit

   Synonyms:
   bunny, bunny girl, bunny rabbit

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1. • Rabbit
   • Waitress

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1. List of paraphrases for "bunny":

   rabbit, cottontail, nuttall, pigeon

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1. White House:

   An agenda doesn’t wrap up in one year. We are going to continue to fight for every component of this agenda, we could certainly propose legislation to see if people support bunny rabbits and ice cream. But that wouldn’t be very rewarding to the American people.

2. Anna Harrington:

   I'm saving and spending the same amounts as before -- I'm lucky that my job is secure. But this past summer, I bought the oddest things I never would have normally bought -- a sunrise alarm clock, pink fuzzy bunny slippers, the entire Buffy the Vampire CD collection, and vintage furniture from the 1970s.

3. Maddie Corey:

   We are jumping with joy to hear Crash is the next Cadbury Bunny but not surprised as he is always the center of attention in any room. He’s been through so much over the past few years and we appreciate the love his friends, family and cat enthusiasts across the country have shown, we can’t wait to see Crash take center stage for this year’s Cadbury Clucking Bunny Commercial and share his story with the world.

4. Natalie Reeves:

   Happy Easter to me! this lawsuit was not what I wanted the Easter Bunny to bring me in his basket.

5. Anna Harrington:

   I'm' comfort shopping' the way that others' comfort eat,' i'm saving and spending the same amounts as before -- I'm lucky that my job is secure. But this past summer, I bought the oddest things I never would have normally bought -- a sunrise alarm clock, pink fuzzy bunny slippers, the entire Buffy the Vampire CD collection, and vintage furniture from the 1970s.