Hunny-bunny
This is a nickname said to a person who you love, like or is very sweet.
Another endearment for 'darling'.
Another endearment for 'darling'.
Hunny-bunny by dah_ela July 24, 2014
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Hunny Bunny
The girl I love more than anything or anyone in the world. I would give the world if I could. She is the one I think of in the morning when I wake up, and the one I think of when I go to bed. Everyday, I yearn more and more of the soft kiss or small touch from my hunny bunny. She is all that I need and all I will ever need. She is the one I would ride my bike 6 miles every morning for. The one who I would open the door for even thought I have a broken collar bone. The one who, no matter what, I would pledge my undying love for every day, for the rest of my life. I Love My Sara
Hunny Bunny by Jonathan Martinez January 16, 2004
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Hunny Bunny
Shes the girl that's always on my mind, Shes the girl that I will do anything for, whether it's fighting an army to save her or just buying her random gifts to let her know I care. I will wait a thousand years just to be with her. I will stick with her no matter what. She is and always will be my hunny bunny. She will always be my courtney... I love you girl :)
Hunny Bunny by oscar pork July 6, 2010
Hunny Bunny
someone that is so sweet that the smile has to be slapped from my face. Ready to jump at a moments notice to do good, or be nice to someone for no reason at all. On a summer day when the sun shines on her ever so fine peach fur , she seems to precious to touch , like maybe its a crime or something. Her eyes are so big and have that pet me look. Oh and what a cute tail. On the other hand , her other nickname is "skitty kitty". but I will keep her.
Hunny Bunny by springbrook cobbler April 15, 2009
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Hunny Bunny by Yashira April 30, 2008
Hunny Bunny
Hunny Bunny is a Bee (also known as Panda) that I love with all my corazon y cabeza. We sing Hunny Bunny songs.
Hunny Bunny by Nathaliexol April 14, 2010
Hunny Bunny
What white people call their boy/girlfriend or new wife/husband. The name loses its spark when both of them gain 50 pounds.
Pregnant wife- I think the baby wants a McFlurry for breakfast lunch and dinner today
Husband- Me too Hunny Bunny
Husband- Me too Hunny Bunny
Hunny Bunny by shoe eater666 September 17, 2016
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