Bunbury

To Bunbury is to create a fictitious; person; appointment... In order to avoid obligations.
Adj. Bunburying, Bunburyist. Originated from The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde.

You sure are a Bunbury artist!

by Pengueleon August 6, 2016

bunbury

To Bunbury or to go bunburying is to have a made up excuse to get out of doing something boring.
From Oscar Wilde's 'The importance of being earnest',
where Jack creates a sick friend by the name of Bunbury to escape the boring countryside.

He said he had a dentist appointment but I reckon he's just bunburying.

The dentist? no way man! He is such a bunburyist!!!

by missy moo April 30, 2006

bunburying

Someone who has a secret alias in order to escape. Originated in London in the victorian era and evolved into a reference for someone who enjoyed a secret life of homosexuality.

It seems that Jeff does a bit of bunburying on the weekends.

by Horaz April 16, 2008

Bunbury

also known as Funbury or Bunvegas, Bunbury is full of rad to the power of sick people, who know how to have a good time.

person#1: lets go to Bunbury!
person#2: shit yeah, lets go have some fun!!

by Heidi321 August 28, 2011

Kamikaze Barbury

A sex move where a female or male lays flat (on back if male doesn't matter for female) and a male takes a running jump and tries to get his dick in whatever hole is best available. Painful for jumper if missed, painful for jumpee if hit.

He was a risk taker, so he did a Kamikaze Barbury on her. He missed and cried.

by ikorolou September 23, 2011

Bunbury

Bunbury, is in the south west of W.A. Its full of stuck up sea weed munching flat landers. Every bunbury cunt is full of shit have no meaning and just a waste of space.

P.S. Collie Rules

Bunbury

by collie4lyf August 2, 2009

Banburian

Collective name for inbred pale faces from the central England area of Banbury, united by their leader who rode in on a cock-horse.

That guy must be a Banburian, he is very strange looking.

by lordmountbatten February 5, 2010