Coney

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Coney may be:

  • an English word for a rabbit, or rabbit's hair. Originally it was pronounced in a way that rhymed with money and honey. Later its pronunciation changed to /kəʊ.niː/ to disambiguate it from its homophone, a slang term for the female genitals (usually spelled cunny when used with this meaning).
  • In Elizabethan English the phrase "Coney catching" referred to confidence tricks, as in Robert Greene's The Art of Coney Catching.
  • It has long been accepted that Coney Island, in the New York City borough of Brooklyn, was named for its (former) abundance of rabbits.
  • Coney Island, off Sligo in Ireland, perhaps takes its name from coinín, the Irish word for rabbit.
  • Another name for both hyraxes (a subungulate, one of the paenungulata) and pikas (related to rabbits).
  • The word coney (i.e., "rabbit") has been used to translate the Hebrew Bible word שָּׁפָן (shaphan), more accurately rendered "hyrax".
  • the name of an original dish created in Cincinnati. Since the food is normally served with cheese it is generally called a cheese coney.
  • Michael G. Coney, a British science fiction writer who spent his final years in Canada.
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