Bunya

Essentially means woman, or attractive woman.

Originated from aboriginals, commonly used in QLD, and NT.

Budda sus that bunya there, cunnay.

by Bigblackhealthybudoo May 14, 2022

Bunya

Noun: a general meaning for almost anything but usually refers to sexual organs

Verb: to have intercourse with

Noun: Dude, i have the biggest bunya ever

I touched her bunya last night

Verb: I bunya the shit out of my girlfriend

by BIG MAMMA LUCAS AND GORF June 27, 2010

Bunya Koh

A word to describe a traitorous artist. Named after a 20th century “Chinese” or Taiwanese composer who spends most of his time on his knees sucking Jap cock. Alternate spellings include Jiang Wenye and Chiang Wen-yeh.

Chiang: “sup fellow dudes.”
Execution squad leader: “turn and face the wall, blood-traitor Bunya Koh.”

by FlyingPurplePeopleEaters December 01, 2021

Bunya Sarcophagus

The Bunya Sarcophagus or "Shelter Structure" is a massive steel and concrete structure covering the number 4 building of the Toyota and Bedford Wrecking Plant in Bunya, QLD. It was designed to limit radioactive contamination of the environment following the 2020 Toyota Wiring Loom Fire disaster, by encasing the most dangerous area and protecting it from climate exposure. It is located within a large restricted area known as the Bunya Exclusion Zone.

Channel 9 Reporter: The Bunya Sarcophagus is made of so much concrete and steel that aircraft are not permitted to fly over the area as it effects their flight instruments.

by Slanted Uterus November 11, 2020

Bunya Mountains

Bunya Mountains is a National park in Queensland situated between Dalby and Kingaroy. Its main population consists of tiny kangaroos and one pink lady. Its a great place to go if you want to get away from your interesting lives and go somewhere where you dont have to do anything. Mainly because there is nothing to do.

I went to Bunya Mountains yesterday it was so boring I jumped off.

by Concerned Fella March 05, 2018

bunyae

a term used for a large wave exclusively to Asbury Park NJ

Here comes another bunyae, let's ride it into shore.

by Effa E. Preston January 24, 2008