jungle bunny
jungle bunny noun: a black person.
Noun
jungle bunny (plural jungle bunnies)
- A black person.
- Merry Christmas to all the little jungle-bunnies. — From momma jungle bunny.1952 December 18, The South Side Times, Fort Wayne, Indiana, page 8, column 6
- He doesn't say Judge Brown's last name, telling me Brown's just another jungle bunny far as he's concerned, robe or no robe.2007, Ron Liebman, Death by Rodrigo, page 90
Forms of jungle bunny
| plural | jungle bunnies |
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Origin of jungle bunny
Originally US English, 1950s. From jungle (referring to the African rainforest) + bunny.
Questions about jungle bunny
- What does jungle bunny mean?
- Jungle bunny means a black person.
- What part of speech is jungle bunny?
- Jungle bunny is a noun.
- What is the plural of jungle bunny?
- The plural of jungle bunny is jungle bunnies.
Words near jungle bunny in the dictionary
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