that's the bunny
that's the bunny phrase: that is the right person or thing; that's it.
Phrase
that's the bunny
- That is the right person or thing; that's it.
- "Pass the block of gear across will you? It's there on the table beside you." He looked round, and spied a generous block of dark brown resin wrapped in shrink wrap. Where the plastic had been peeled back, a hunk had already been removed, revealing the glassy green inside of the block. "That's the...2006, Jennifer Kirk, Countdown to Extinction
- "I talked very nicely to an Irishman." "The one in the cell?" "That's the bunny."2007, Kate Johnson, Ugley Business
Forms of that's the bunny
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Questions about that's the bunny
- What does that's the bunny mean?
- That's the bunny means that is the right person or thing; that's it.
- What part of speech is that's the bunny?
- That's the bunny is a phrase.
Words near that's the bunny in the dictionary
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