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means An affectionate, childlike word for a rabbit, especially a small or cute one.
from A diminutive of 'bun,' an old dialect word for a rabbit (and also a squirrel), with the cozy '-y' ending children love. The deeper root of 'bun' is murky — possibly tied to Scottish and northern English terms for the tail or rump of an animal, which is fitting for a creature so defined by its fluffy backside. From a plain rabbit-name it hopped into endearment, attaching itself to anything soft and adorable, including, eventually, people.
- breeding math
- One pair can multiply into millions within a few years
- silent screamer
- Rabbits scream, but only when truly terrified
- own poop
- They eat special droppings to extract more nutrients
- 360 vision
- Eyes positioned to see nearly all around them
- binky
- Pure joy looks like a mid-air twisting leap
bugs bunny — warner bros cartoon character debuted 1940, most famous rabbit in animation
playboy bunny — hugh hefner's playboy club hostesses wearing bunny costume since 1960
easter bunny — folkloric figure who delivers eggs and candy to children on easter sunday