Wiktionary
n. a bunny, a rabbit.
WordNet
n. (usually informal) especially a young rabbit [syn: bunny]
Usage examples of "bunny rabbit".
There was a sort of hippity-hoppity bunny rabbit quality to Pan's erratic melody, but also a roaming goatish quality, stubborn, rough, and lean.
He's always shootin' at this bunny rabbit who's making him miss and ducking and stickin' his finger in the barrels of the guns.
There was a great scary dinosaur, a duck, a clever little bunny rabbit, and a woman in a purple gown with purple hair.
Buddy's mother was a grumpy old bitch in a brown bathrobe and bunny rabbit slippers with an ear missing on the left foot.
Not only was I half dead from conferring Nicole-let me tell you, it's no wonder her spirit guide's a bunny rabbit!
The living room was completely decorated with a bunny rabbit motif.
The political acumen of an Easter bunny-except that the bunny rabbit was likely to lick the socks off me.
The political acumen of an Easter bunny - except that the bunny rabbit was likely to lick the socks off me.