NOUN
- a young waitress in a nightclub whose costume includes the tail and ears of a rabbit
How To Use bunny girl In A Sentence
- His usual entourage of bunny girls, see example, below, are expected to accompany him.
- Inside is not at all what one expects of a club privée: no black laqueur, not a single tired bunny girl.
- Last month, it was revealed that he was selling a Playboy stationery range targeted at children, featuring the infamous bunny girl logo of the adult magazine.
- Blessed with good looks, an easy Irish charm and more than a touch of arrogance, he wooed and won over almost every woman he met: from bunny girls to arch-feminist Germaine Greer.
- The bar staff had dressed up as bunny girls and the men had done a spud crawl round six pubs carrying a 56 lb sack of potatoes to boost the total.
- The bar staff dressed as bunny girls and collection buckets on the bar grew fuller and fuller as people paid for drinks with notes and freely threw in their change.
- Carr's script is gloriously silly and the cast of five have as much fun as the audience - I particularly liked the Greek chorus that offers Quinn in all her incarnations, including that of bunny girl.
- The cute bunny girl brought him meals several times a day-cycle, but she was always accompanied by another armed crewmember.
- Organisers flagged up the rally as fun, typified by the sight of a string of young blondes and brunettes dressed as bunny girls.
- The bar staff dressed as bunny girls and collection buckets on the bar grew fuller and fuller as people paid for drinks with notes and freely threw in their change, Mrs Kearns recalled.