What is "coneys"

Usage examples of "coneys".

Used to be there wasn't anything out here, no couples, no hotdogs, just boarded up stands, the coneys and the chickenhawks and the squatters.

The bag holding the string of coneys and pheasants banged against her leg, and then her lungs began to burn and her heart to hammer.

No use against ghouls, but I hear tell there are plenty of coneys on the shore.

They hunted lizards and snakes and coneys, collected the juicy young pads of prickly pear and dug for tuberous roots in the dry tableland above the cliffs, picked samphire and watercress in the marshes by the margin of the river and waded out into the river's shallows and cast circular nets to catch fish, which they smoked on racks above fires built of creosote bush and pine chips.

She threw a brace of coneys at Yama's feet and said proudly, "This is how we live, when we can.

So we went till it was high noon on the plain and glimmering dusk in the thicket, and we saw nought, save here and there a roe, and here and there a sounder of swine, and coneys where it was opener, and the sun shone and the grass grew for a little space.