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An Australian word (Typically outback Australia) for a toilet.
"I need to lay some cable, I'm going to the Dunnie"
Also see:
Dunnie Budgie
Dunnie by Xaypock March 24, 2003
Your Brotha, fella, buddy, pal, friend, partner, member, dog, B,
Hey Dunnie, what it is man, lets go do something.
Dunnie by Kung Faux Fahey September 3, 2007
Dunnies is a pu$$y or a booty depends
IM TRYNA BEAT THEM DUNNIES DOWN
Dunnie by CaptainPu$$ySlaya April 5, 2021
A singing sea serpent from the northern continent of Final Fantasy 9. He carries his spacula and sings Barabara Strizan songs before his big night on the town.
Flying Catimer: How do we kill these screechavoopadoops?
Llamamonk: Just have Dunnie attack with his spacula.

Dunnie: RONNIE I AM DONNIE. YOU NEED DARK MATTER. GO TO THE LINDBLUM.
Dunnie by EdenMichael November 1, 2008

Dunnie Dunnington 

A term used for someone that makes you not want to acknowledge their name for any of the following reasons:

a) You are not interested in their existence
b) You couldn't care less what their real name is
c) There are no other words to describe this person
d) They look like a Dunnie Dunnington
Jeremy: "Dunnie Dunnington, my office now!"
Dunnie: "My name's Martin.."
Jeremy: "You're fired."
Dunnie Dunnington by LordGryn December 26, 2011

Dunnie land 

The place where the Dunnie man take girls to.
She getting a one way ticket to Dunnie land in the back of the Dunnie van
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Literally "dirty" pronounced with a West Indian accent. Can also have a positive connotation, for example Sean Paul's album title "Dutty Rock".
"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"



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