Barbunny
Barbunny by .english101 February 9, 2020
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Bar Bunny
A Bar Bunny is a woman that frequents bars, and has a vacuous, bubbly personality. Frequently a sorostitute. Has probably had dreams of being a playboy bunny at least once in her life
Great for the evening, but you wouldn't want to take her home to mother...
Great for the evening, but you wouldn't want to take her home to mother...
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badbunny
A twitch streamer who yells at, abuses, puts down and literally screams at her viewers and expects to be paid for it.
If no one has subscribed or donated within 15 minutes she will burst into flames and yell at ones who already have donated..
A lot of the content is either dead silence or her screaming.
If no one has subscribed or donated within 15 minutes she will burst into flames and yell at ones who already have donated..
A lot of the content is either dead silence or her screaming.
bar bunny
n. A bartender whose most important asset is his/her looks, rather than any skill in preparing drinks, remembering orders, resolving disputes, or dealing with belligerent patrons. May help to increase a bar's revenue from tips, explaining why so many of them manage to keep their jobs. Stereotypically female, but male examples are common. (Compare with the sci-fi term "bridge bunny.")
This term is also used to refer to a certain kind of drinker, but there are many other names for them.
This term is also used to refer to a certain kind of drinker, but there are many other names for them.
My cousin's boyfriend works at the Louie's on Grand Avenue. He's a total bar bunny--he has to remind himself which end of a glass to pour beer into--but he's good at flattering insecure customers who feel like their lives have already peaked. So they leave big tips and all the employees benefit.
bar bunny by Typac Shakur March 23, 2011
BadBunny
BadBunny by jasajasajasa November 29, 2019
Badbunnysuho
One of the best suho stans out there no one can beat him they always posting questionable stuff but that’s okay
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