Examples of 'bunyip' in a sentence
Meaning of "bunyip"
Bunyip is a noun referring to a mythical creature from Australian folklore
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- A mythical Australian monster, said to inhabit swamps and lagoons.
- An imposter or con-man.
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And they tell me that the bunyip.
He emphasized the bunyip was believed to have supernatural powers.
Her best friend was a bunyip.
Bunyip has one platform.
Descriptions of the bunyip vary widely.
A platypus told him he was a bunyip.
The bunyip became even more enraged when he saw what had happened.
Debate over origins of the bunyip.
The bunyip is a mythical beast of Aboriginal legend.
This appears to be the first use of the word bunyip in a written publication.
He fences the entrance with sharpened wood and waits for the Bunyip.
They had set foot on a territory which the Bunyip had been silently ruling.
The club originally took the nickname Starfish based on the aboriginal legend of the bunyip.
Shankar moves out and the Bunyip gets pierced on the wood and dies.
So let me tell you about the Bunyip.
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Bunyip and Beechworth fires almost contained.
But the revolution ended up passing Bunyip by.
The Bunyip does not actually kill.
One night they were attacked by the monster Bunyip.
The Bunyip will kill you.
These include stories about the Bunyip.
Bunyip is a large mythical creature from Australian Aboriginal mythology.
Everyone gets killed by the Bunyip.
It was real Bunyip country.
The Bunyip is an Australian water monster.
It is the Bunyip again.
Bunyip Tours offer a full day excursion to Wilsons Promontory.
My model is the Bunyip.
The Yowie and Bunyip are other well known dream spirits.
I think I have seen a bunyip.
A memorial was established at the Bunyip Recreational Ground in their memory.
Behold the fearsome Bunyip.
The Bunyip has more.
The full Bunyip.
Stupid Bunyip tricked us.
Follow the Bunyip.
In the 21st century the bunyip can be considered part of the international consciousness.
Results in Bunyip.
To settle matters, Bunyip suggests that they hear the case themselves.
Other drains including those for Toomuc Creek and the Bunyip River were also dug.
The bunyip ( devil or spirit ) is a mythical creature from Australian Aboriginal mythology.
You can buy this book from the Bunyip Historical Society.
Filled with revenge, he devises a plan to get rid of Bunyip.
According to the report, the bunyip had been speared after killing an Aboriginal man.
Bunyip aristocracy ' is now a pejorative term for those Australians who consider themselves to be aristocrats.
Circumspection please, Ken Henry is not the bunyip.
The Bunyip was said to be a fearsome creature that inhabited swamps, rivers and billabongs.
Do you know what a bunyip is?
Bunyip Stones can also be given as rewards for completing the game 's various side-quests.
Bonnie is, of course, downwind of both you and the Bunyip.
