bonnie the bunny

this for peeps who like bonnie if you're on Xbox bonnies cool he's not that easy or hard this might be the sweetest thing I've ever said but I like his design I (from fnaf 1) I like toy bonnies design (i don't like him) I like bonnie who lost his face( I'm sad he lost it) and I like a rockstar bonnie so ya if your not a bonnie fan get out and people who mess up his design and make him look strong so get out.

a bunny in fnaf named bonnie the bunny who never leaves ur door also jumpscares u often
what dose markipler say about bonnie the bunny "go away nobody likes you"

by Xman 723 bonnie lover October 29, 2020

bonnieville diet

A diet consisting only of crack/meth and Ski (a high energy citrus soft drink). Named after the town Bonnieville in Hart County Kentucky.

He looks sick. Is he on the Bonnieville diet?

by Hikerdad68 April 5, 2015

Plot Bunnies

Plot bunnies are much like a single plot bunny, only it is ideas for many stories/fan fictions hitting you at once.

"I was hit with a major case of the plot bunnies last night!"

"Ah! The plot bunnies! They attack!"

by Karei October 21, 2008

bunnies

bunnies are cute fuzzy animals often named milo and molly. bunnies like to poop in litter boxes and sleep with stuffed animals. they are like kittens with long ears. literally.

bunnies are the cutest thing ever!!!

by whoevenareyou March 1, 2019

belly bunnies

the term belly bunny comes from a concatenation of
dust bunnies and belly-button and is used to
refer to the accumulated (and often fluffy) balls of
lint we sometimes find in the umbilicus region.

It's weird how belly bunnies seem to appear magically

by vincent ve August 26, 2006

Bonnie Wright

A British actress. Portrays Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films. She doesn't really have that many lines in the films, however her character's involvement grows more beginning in Books 5-6.

Bonnie Wright is an awesome actress!

by artistchick November 12, 2006

Bonnie

A Scottish word meaning attractive, pretty, handsome or good looking. Can be applied to people, animals, landscapes, etc - anything that can be beautiful. It comes from the french "bon" (good), and was famously used to describe the young scottish prince who was trying to take the british throne, "Bonnie Prince Charlie".

In America it is also a Woman's name

That's a bonnie cat you've got there

She's a bonnie girl

The sunset's really bonnie tonight

by hippyruth May 21, 2015