bun-bun
/ˈbʌnbʌn/
bun-bun noun: a rabbit.
Noun
bun-bun (plural bun-buns)
- A rabbit.
- The rabbits barely acknowledged her, intent on cleaning themselves, nibbling their food, tidily excreting. Kay peered in.
"Hello, bunnies." Her voice sounded loud, so she whispered. "Hello, hello, hello, little bun-buns."2018, Melanie Finn, The Underneath
- The rabbits barely acknowledged her, intent on cleaning themselves, nibbling their food, tidily excreting. Kay peered in.
Forms of bun-bun
| plural | bun-buns |
|---|---|
| alternative form | bunbun |
Origin of bun-bun
Reduplication of bun (“a rabbit”).
Questions about bun-bun
- What does bun-bun mean?
- Bun-bun means a rabbit.
- What part of speech is bun-bun?
- Bun-bun is a noun.
- How do you pronounce bun-bun?
- Bun-bun is pronounced /ˈbʌnbʌn/.
- What is the plural of bun-bun?
- The plural of bun-bun is bun-buns.
Words near bun-bun in the dictionary
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