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female townie with dyed hair tied back into an impossibly tight bun just saw two bunheads complete with prams
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Sep 14, 2003
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term for a ballet dancer, either affectionately or used to imply a degree of snobbery. "my little bunhead" or "that's a little too bunhead-ish"
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Derisive term for librarians, particularly old fashioned librarians who actively resist change. Those bunheads in the reference department don't even consider transliteracy when they're talking to students! They are so stuck in their ways.
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The great name given to one who has a afro style hair, originating from a boy in Keighley, England hey nice bunhead
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(n.) An unknown substance that looks like Sherry or dried apricots or minerals or some kind of powdered drug.
(adj.) Used to describe someone who is acting in a high, possessed, or Sherry-like manner. What is this thing in a sack? It's labeled bunhead. I should steal it.
Stop acting like Sherry! Your such a bunhead! |
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A clueless driver, usually female. Often used when the driver is going very slowly in front of you. Could have originated as a loose term for old woman. "Come on, you bunhead, let's go!"
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