disco-bunny

plural disco-bunnies

1. alternativederogatoryslangLGBTAlternative spelling of disco bunny.

   Though most women in these two venues are locals on a night out, good-time party-girls or disco-bunnies — who may or may not be looking for male company. But either way, it’s always the man who’s buying at least the drinks.

   1997, David Brazil, chapter 2, in No Money, No Honey!: A candid look at sex-for-sale in Singapore, Angsana Books, page 40

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   London’s largest gay venue is something of a dump these days, but that doesn’t bother the hordes of disco-bunnies who congregate to dance to poppy tunes and sing to Saturday PAs. Friday’s Camp Attack is a must for Kylie fans.

   2005, Time Out Group, chapter 5, in Time Out: London Guide, Fourteenth Edition, Ebury Publishing, page 297

   Joe opened his eyes. Men were everywhere, clusters, couples, hopeful glancing loners. The problem was though, even the prettiest, campiest disco-bunny was still basically, disappointingly, guy-shaped. Closing his eyes wouldn’t help, not if he had seen him in the first place.

   2010, Gerard Stembridge, chapter 3, in Counting Down, Penguin Books, page 36