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Northern Irish English. Refers to in general terms a traitor to the United Kingdom, or more specifically a British Protestant unionist who is sympathies with Irish Catholic nationalists, used by Loyalists deep-unionists as an insult.

Comes from the 17th century Scottish-born Governor of Londonderry, Robert Lundy and the 1689 Siege of Derry.
That minister in Stormont are not Unionist, he is a bloody Lundy.
Lundy by 8510pm September 8, 2021
1- a work colleague who doesn't tell you the truth
2- a backstabbing friend
3- a liar and cheat
4- a morally inept person
Lundy by linda-1962 November 26, 2010
why are you being such a lundy?
lundy by miamichick July 6, 2010
masc, Brit, EU. A dark horse. Named after a small, remote island off the Devon/Cornish coast of the UK. Infers the named is insignificant and distant but is actually rugged, strong and like a rock but has a propensity to talk absolute BS to the opposite sex, unknowingly fluffing for his best mates. Will always walk home alone gesticulating like an Italian. Latin name: rattus rattus smallus cockus. Eng- brown rat with tiny appendage.
I'll go and Lundy those girls over there. You sit tight and pick em up later.
Lundy by Ding dong old boy February 4, 2010
Kduy Mae hg Ah jm
Lundy muk doch kduy
A homosexual bass fisherman who spends half his day battling trees instead of fish.
That boy Lundy, he ain’t right.
Lundy by Chris Lundy January 21, 2024