bunnyhug
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This word belongs to Saskatchewanian English, which is a variety of Canadian English that is spoken in the province of Saskatchewan.
This word means:
NOUN (countable): a warm, long-sleeved top that has a hood, often worn over a shirt
EXAMPLES:
“I love the fall because it finally gets cool enough to wear my favourite bunnyhug.”
“Bunnyhugs are on sale at Wal-Mart this week. I am thinking of getting a tie-dyed one.”
“I’m not sure how many rabbits my grandmother actually hugged in her lifetime, but she always said that bunnyhugs are as soft and cozy as a rabbit’s embrace.”
Do you like wearing bunnyhugs? Do you prefer a bunnyhug with a zipper or without? Why? Let me know in the comments below.
ASSOCIATED WORDS:
Some synonyms of “bunnyhug” include:
hoodie (noun; countable; standard)
sweater (noun; countable; informal Canadian English)
zip-up (noun; countable; informal Canadian English: a zipper is required)
