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1. Oxford Dictionary

   bunny

   • IPA[ˈbʌni]

   英式

   • n.
     a child's term for a rabbit.；a club hostess or waitress wearing a skimpy costume with ears and a tail suggestive of a rabbit.

   • noun: bunny, plural noun: bunnies

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a child's term for a rabbit.
   • ▪ a club hostess or waitress wearing a skimpy costume with ears and a tail suggestive of a rabbit.
   • ▪ a person of a specified type or in a specified mood athletes and gym bunnies are rarely seen without a source of fluid close at hand
   • 2. Australian a victim or dupe.

   bunny-hop

   • v.
     jump forward in a crouched position: he bunny-hopped around the stage
   • n.
     a jump in a crouched position.

   Oxford Dictionary

   bunny-hop

   • v.
     jump forward in a crouched position: he bunny-hopped around the stage
   • n.
     a jump in a crouched position.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   bunny ears

   • plural
     a pair of artificial rabbit ears attached to a headband, typically worn as part of a costume: the nurses were decked out in bunny ears for Easter

   Oxford American Dictionary

   bunny ears

   • plural
     a pair of artificial rabbit ears attached to a headband, typically worn as part of a costume: the nurses were decked out in bunny ears for Easter

   Oxford Dictionary

   bunny hug

   • n.
     a hooded sweatshirt: she pulls a bunny hug over her scrubs and hustles out of the clinic

   Oxford American Dictionary

   bunny hug

   • n.
     a hooded sweatshirt: she pulls a bunny hug over her scrubs and hustles out of the clinic

   Oxford Dictionary

   bunny hugger

   • n.
     an animal lover; a conservationist.

   Oxford Dictionary

   bunny boiler

   • n.
     a woman who acts vengefully after having been spurned by her lover.

   Oxford Dictionary

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   bunny

   • IPA[ˈbənē]

   美式

   • n.
     a rabbit, especially a young one.

   Oxford American Dictionary