dunny

Coming from the old irish, meaning "John Dunnigan." Son of Loreen and Geo, brother of Mark and Mike, undergraduate of Bates College, Maine.

"Yo man, when are hittin up the Dunny's house."

by daniela j February 07, 2005

dunny

This word was orginally created by flanders and rola in a ramdon topic round on msn. It began as a mis-spelling of funny but they decided to make it into a word. They narrowed it down to a choice of two very good opinions. They then began a coin flip contest to see which which meaning was to be used. In the end this meaning won out - someone who intentionally steals a word/phrase which does not, and will NEVER belong to them.

Flanders to Rola

"yer a dunny for stealing have fun"

by Stephen Landers January 05, 2008

Dunnies Down

It means to clap them cheeks, get some ass. Used as a metaphor for Butt cheeks since they resemble dunes, thus you beat the Dunnies Down.

Yo I took your mom home last night and beat her Dunnies Down.

by DownAstronomical March 10, 2021

Dunny Roll

Australian slang for toilet paper

Oi, we're out of dunny rolls

by Dark Lantern May 15, 2010

Dunnie Dunnington

A term used for someone that makes you not want to acknowledge their name for any of the following reasons:

a) You are not interested in their existence
b) You couldn't care less what their real name is
c) There are no other words to describe this person
d) They look like a Dunnie Dunnington

Jeremy: "Dunnie Dunnington, my office now!"
Dunnie: "My name's Martin.."
Jeremy: "You're fired."

by LordGryn December 22, 2011

dunny dore

Slang for a Holden Commodore car.

Make sure that carbie repair kit you get suits a VK dunny-dore.

by Zoist April 20, 2005

Dunnie land

The place where the Dunnie man take girls to.

She getting a one way ticket to Dunnie land in the back of the Dunnie van

by thejojo-ref-reference July 24, 2021