SINCE 1828
dunny
adjective (1)Definition of dunny
(Entry 1 of 3)
obsolete
: dunnish
dunny
adjective (2)
dun·ny
| \ ˈdəni, ˈdu̇ni\
Definition of dunny (Entry 2 of 3)
dialectal, British
: slow to perceive : dull
dunny
noun
dun·ny
| \ ˈdənē, -ni\
plural -es
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