Definition
Definition of bunyip - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mythologyRare mythical monster in Australian swamps and lagoonsRare
- The bunyip is said to lurk in the billabong.
2.
- He was known as a bunyip in the town.
Origin of bunyip
Wemba-Wemba, banib (devil)
Examples of bunyip in a sentence
Farmers often tell tales of the bunyip to scare children. The politician was exposed as a bunyip. Locals warned newcomers about the bunyip in business.
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- French:bunyip, imposteur, ...
- German:Bunyip, Betrüger, ...
- Italian:bunyip, impostore, ...
- Spanish:monstruo mítico australiano, impostor, ...
- Portuguese:bunyip, impostor, ...
- Chinese:澳洲水怪, 骗子, ...
- Japanese:バンイップ, 詐欺師, ...
- Arabic:بُنْيِب, محتال, ...
- Hebrew:מִפְלֶצֶת בּוּנִיפּ, נוֹכֵל, ...
- Russian:буньип, мошенник, ...
- Ukrainian:буньїп, шахрай, ...
- Hindi:बन्यिप, ठग, ...
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