Definition of gunny in English:

gunny

nounPlural gunnies ˈɡʌniˈɡəni

mass nounNorth American

1Coarse sacking, typically made of jute fibre.
〈主北美〉黄麻袋布
Synonyms
hessian, sacking, hopsack, hopsacking, burlap
1. 1.1count noun A sack made of gunny.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Being a mirthful mundivagant of sorts, I decided it was high time to don my gallant gumboots, garish gunnysack, and goose-down garb to take a gander at some far-flung places in need of my presence.
  Other industrial activities include oil refining, and the manufacture of cement, gunnysacks, fertilizer, paper, glass, ceramics, and agricultural implements.
  My Taser's all charged up, I've got me a fresh gunnysack & I'm ready to roll.
  In lieu of a cheap Chinese army slicker that Maury thought too expensive, he bought himself an enormous white plastic gunnysack.
  While some cover their heads with plastic bags or gunnysacks, some simply give into the rain and let the hair down.
  Overstuffed gunnysacks are squeezed through windows, and cash hurriedly changes hands as traders rush to unload their goods before the train leaves the station.
  J.R. had just read this article in the San Antonio Express-News in which two University of Texas professors claim that in West Texas we refer to burlap bags as gunnysacks whereas in East Texas they are known as croaker sacks.
  We traversed the entire backyard, picking up five or six hundred large walnut seeds and stuffing them into gunnysacks.
  Synonyms
  bag, pack, pouch, pocket

Origin

Early 18th century: from Marathi gōnī, from Sanskrit goṇī 'sack'.

Rhymes

bunny, dunny, funny, honey, money, runny, sonny, sunny, tunny

Definition of gunny in US English:

gunny

nounˈɡəniˈɡənē

North American

Coarse fabric, typically made of jute fiber and used especially for sacks.
〈主北美〉黄麻袋布
Synonyms
hessian, sacking, hopsack, hopsacking, burlap

Origin

Early 18th century: from Marathi gōnī, from Sanskrit goṇī ‘sack’.

词汇	gunny
释义	Definition of gunny in English: gunny nounPlural gunnies ˈɡʌniˈɡəni mass nounNorth American 1Coarse sacking, typically made of jute fibre. 〈主北美〉黄麻袋布 Synonyms hessian, sacking, hopsack, hopsacking, burlap 1.1count noun A sack made of gunny. Example sentencesExamples Being a mirthful mundivagant of sorts, I decided it was high time to don my gallant gumboots, garish gunnysack, and goose-down garb to take a gander at some far-flung places in need of my presence. Other industrial activities include oil refining, and the manufacture of cement, gunnysacks, fertilizer, paper, glass, ceramics, and agricultural implements. My Taser's all charged up, I've got me a fresh gunnysack & I'm ready to roll. In lieu of a cheap Chinese army slicker that Maury thought too expensive, he bought himself an enormous white plastic gunnysack. While some cover their heads with plastic bags or gunnysacks, some simply give into the rain and let the hair down. Overstuffed gunnysacks are squeezed through windows, and cash hurriedly changes hands as traders rush to unload their goods before the train leaves the station. J.R. had just read this article in the San Antonio Express-News in which two University of Texas professors claim that in West Texas we refer to burlap bags as gunnysacks whereas in East Texas they are known as croaker sacks. We traversed the entire backyard, picking up five or six hundred large walnut seeds and stuffing them into gunnysacks. Synonyms bag, pack, pouch, pocket Origin Early 18th century: from Marathi gōnī, from Sanskrit goṇī 'sack'. Rhymes bunny, dunny, funny, honey, money, runny, sonny, sunny, tunny Definition of gunny in US English: gunny nounˈɡəniˈɡənē North American Coarse fabric, typically made of jute fiber and used especially for sacks. 〈主北美〉黄麻袋布 Synonyms hessian, sacking, hopsack, hopsacking, burlap Origin Early 18th century: from Marathi gōnī, from Sanskrit goṇī ‘sack’.
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