dunny

[ duhn-ee ]

/ ˈdʌn i /

noun, plural dun·nies.Australian Slang.

an outside privy; outhouse.

Origin of dunny

1780–90; shortening of earlier dial. and criminal argot dunnekin outhouse, of obscure origin

Words nearby dunny

Dunning-Kruger effect, dunnite, dunno, dunnock, Dunnville, dunny, Dunois, Dunoon, Dunsany, Dunsinane, Duns Scotus

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Example sentences from the Web for dunny

The duke and duchess were at the chateau talking with the blesses; for the second time Dunny had tactfully disappeared.
The Firefly Of France|Marion Polk Angellotti
"You don't really mean that, Dunny," I said firmly, continuing my dinner.
The Firefly Of France|Marion Polk Angellotti
Mrs. Dunny set the paper bag down on the floor and dug down into her pocketbook.
One Out of Ten|J. Anthony Ferlaine
Mrs. Dunny was walking towards the lobby with an old paper shopping bag under her arm.
One Out of Ten|J. Anthony Ferlaine

Dunny was right, however; the conversation had exhausted me.
The Firefly Of France|Marion Polk Angellotti

British Dictionary definitions for dunny

dunny

/ (ˈdʌnɪ) /

noun plural -nies

Scot dialect a cellar or basement

dialect another word for dunnakin

Australian and NZ informal

an outside lavatory
(as modifier)a dunny roll; a dunny seat

Word Origin for dunny

C20: of obscure origin; but see dunnakin

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单词	dunny
释义	dunny [ duhn-ee ] / ˈdʌn i / noun, plural dun·nies.Australian Slang. an outside privy; outhouse. Origin of dunny 1780–90; shortening of earlier dial. and criminal argot dunnekin outhouse, of obscure origin Words nearby dunny Dunning-Kruger effect, dunnite, dunno, dunnock, Dunnville, dunny, Dunois, Dunoon, Dunsany, Dunsinane, Duns Scotus Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for dunny The duke and duchess were at the chateau talking with the blesses; for the second time Dunny had tactfully disappeared. The Firefly Of France\|Marion Polk Angellotti "You don't really mean that, Dunny," I said firmly, continuing my dinner. The Firefly Of France\|Marion Polk Angellotti Mrs. Dunny set the paper bag down on the floor and dug down into her pocketbook. One Out of Ten\|J. Anthony Ferlaine Mrs. Dunny was walking towards the lobby with an old paper shopping bag under her arm. One Out of Ten\|J. Anthony Ferlaine Dunny was right, however; the conversation had exhausted me. The Firefly Of France\|Marion Polk Angellotti British Dictionary definitions for dunny dunny / (ˈdʌnɪ) / noun plural -nies Scot dialect a cellar or basement dialect another word for dunnakin Australian and NZ informal an outside lavatory (as modifier)a dunny roll; a dunny seat Word Origin for dunny C20: of obscure origin; but see dunnakin Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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